Our 'new' Free 120 (USMLE Step 1 & 2 CK) webinarđź’ˇ
​You’re in dedicated. You want to practice in 20-question blocks. Outside of the official USMLE Free 120s, what else can you use?
​Join us for a live, exclusive workshop reviewing the new MedSchoolGuru Free 120 — now designed to mirror the updated USMLE testing experience with 20-question blocks and a pass/fail report.
​From our new Question Bank: If you have not already, before the webinar, try our Free 120 → https://medschoolguru.com/usmle-prep
​The Free 120 is one of the most important resources in your USMLE prep. But most students do not get the full value from it.
​They take it.
They check their score.
They review the explanations.
Then they move on.
​But the real value is learning how the exam asks questions: the wording, the traps, the clinical reasoning patterns, and the way the NBME wants you to move from symptom → mechanism → diagnosis → management.
​That is exactly what we are going to break down.
​Join Rahul from HyGuru and Jake from MedSchoolBro for a live, interactive session where we’ll walk through our “new” Free 120 questions and show you how to use them to improve your Step 1 and Step 2 CK performance.
​What we’ll cover together:
​Real-Time NBME Problem Solving: We’ll walk through Free 120-style questions from MedSchoolGuru and show you exactly how to reason through them.
​Step 1 vs Step 2 CK Thinking: How to recognize when a question is testing mechanism, diagnosis, next best step, risk factor, complication, or test-taking judgment.
​How to Review the Free 120 Correctly: A repeatable system to turn each question into a broader framework you can apply on exam day.
​Test-Day Vignette Strategy: How to read stems efficiently, interpret labs quickly, avoid common traps, and choose answers with more confidence.
​A quick favor:
Sign up for our Free 120 here before the session: https://medschoolguru.com/usmle-prep. It will help you follow along as we deconstruct the questions live (no spoiler alert!)
​Why Zoom?
All Zoom registrants get exclusive access to the live Q&A where no question is too small. We’ll answer as many questions as we can during the webinar.