How to Ace the CDM Component of the MCCQE1 Exam

🌐💡 Mastering the Art: Your Guide to Ace the CDM Component of the MCCQE1 Exam! 🚀📚
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🩺 Understanding the structure and expectations of the CDM component
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[@julinhatw]

Hey, at about 15 minutes you mention that No points are deducted for incorrect answers. I do understand that the CDM dont have negative points, just 0 or the change to get up to one full point. However, do you know how the following examples would be scored? Case 1 - select up to 6 answers, I select 2 correct answers, but don't mark another one that was also right. So, I got actually 2 out of 3 correct. That would mean I get less than 1 point, right? Something like 0.75. Case 2 - select up to 6 answers, I select 3 correct answers + 3 not harmful but incorrect answers. In this example, I did get 3 out of 3 correct, but also selected 3 wrong answers. Will I get the full point, even though I got 3 wrong?

[@medcognitoclass]

You will be marked correct for those 2 points but MAY not get the full marks if the correct answers were supposed to be 3. I hope this answers your question, please?

[@julinhatw]

@@medcognitoclass Hey, yes, you did! Thank you. I have one more scenario, if you don't mind. We have a case with two questions. Lets suppose that the first question asks the diagnosis, and I get that one wrong. The second one asks for treatment, I get that one right. So, I got the first wrong and the second write. I would get 0 for the first one, and 1 total mark for the second one, right? Each question marks separately, it doesn't matter that I didn't diagnose it right, right?

[@medcognitoclass]

@@julinhatw yep