What percentile is 225 on Step 1?

34th percentile
An examinee with a Step 1 score of 225 is at the 34th percentile. The 34th percentile means that 34% of the Step 1 first-takers from LCME-accredited US/Canadian medical schools in the three-year cohort described previously scored lower than 225.

What percentile is my Step 1?

According to the NBME/FSMB, the passing score for Step 1 in 2018 was 194, up from 192 in years prior. When examining the nomograms provided by the test-makers, this equates to approximately the 5th percentile.

What percentile is 232 on Step 1?

47th percentile
For example, the average applicant to match into anesthesiology scored approximately a 232 on USMLE Step 1, placing them in the 47th percentile overall. In contrast, the average COMLEX Level 1 score required to match is approximately a 570, placing that examinee in the 66th percentile overall.

What percentile is 249 on Step 1?

Standard Deviation

What are the percentiles for Step 1 and Step 2?

Here are the percentiles for Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3: Score Step 1 Percentile Step 2 CK Percentile Step 3 Percentile 255 91 76 98 250 84 65 95 245 76 54 90 240 66 42 82

What is the passing score for Step 1?

According to the NBME/FSMB, the passing score for Step 1 in 2018 was 194, up from 192 in years prior. When examining the nomograms provided by the test-makers, this equates to approximately the 5th percentile.

What makes a good step 1 or Step 2 CK score?

The easiest way to answer what a “good” score is to look at the percentiles of all test-takers. Specifically, we can look at the percentiles for USMLE, as reported by the NBME. Here are the percentiles for Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3:

Is there an average step 1 match score?

While matching into any residency is a huge achievement and requires a lot of work and dedication, some residencies are undoubtedly more competitive than others. This is often reflected in the higher average Step 1 match scores for these more competitive residencies.