USMLE
Step 1
Prep Course

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USMLE Step One Online Recorded Lectures.

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USMLE Step One Course

USMLE Step one is the first of three examinations that are part of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). It is a one-day, eight-hour examination that assesses whether medical school students or graduates understand and can apply important concepts of the basic medical sciences to the practice of medicine. The exam consists of seven 60-minute blocks containing a total of no more than 40 questions each. Step 1 plays an important role in determining whether a student will be accepted into a residency program upon graduation from medical school.

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5 Week Course
(Weekends off)

Quick Review of
Basic Science

System and
Problem Based Learning

Whiteboard Teaching
on most topics

Appropriate use of flow charts,
mnemonics & images

Test taking
strategies review

Teach by board certified IM
physician in USA

USMLE Step 1 study material
(PDF)

One to One
(+31.25/hr)

USMLE STEP-1 COURSE SCHEDULE

5 week schedule for USMLE STEP-1 PREP, starting from MAY 19th, 2025.

Hours Of Operation → 5 PM - 9 PM, Central Time, ILLINOIS, U.S.A (15 to 30-minute break)

Saturday and Sunday off (Can be operational depending on the students).

Students will be provided with soft copies of the book in PDF form.

USMLE Step 1 five-week course schedule
Week 1 Schedule
(Book 1)
Week 2 Schedule
(Book 1)
Week 3 Schedule
(Book 3)
Week 4 Schedule
(Book 2)
Week 5 Schedule
(Book 2)

Part-A Topic:
Gastroenterology.

Part-B Topic:
Respiration.

Part-B Topic
Immunology.

Part-A Topic:
Central Nervous System.

Part-A Topic:
Musculoskeletal System.

Part-B Topic:
Gastroenterology.

Part-C Topic:
Respiration.

Part-A Topic:
General Pathology.

Part-B Topic:
Central Nervous System.

Part-B Topic:
Musculoskeletal System.

Part-A Topic:
Renal.

Part-A Topic:
Cardiovascular..

Part-A Topic:
Microbiology.

Part-A Topic:
Endocrinology.

Part-A Topic:
Hematology and Oncology.

Part-B Topic:
Renal.

Part-B Topic:
Cardiovascular.

Part-A Topic:
Virology.

Part-B Topic:
Endocrinology.

Part-B Topic:
Hematology and Oncology.

Part-A Topic:
Respiration.

Part-A Topic:
General Pathology.

Part-B Topic:
Virology.

Part-A Topic:
Reproduction.

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Part-A Topic:
Biochemistry Pathways. (Book 3)

Part-A Topic:
Biostats and Ophthalmology. (Book 3) & (Book 2)

Part-B Topic:
Reproduction.

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USMLE STEP-1 COURSE PRICING

Clear options

  • 1-Month Plan: $449 – Jan 16th – Feb 16th
  • Intensive 30-day program
  • Weekly UWorld-style question sessions
  • System-based lectures
  • Live online & recorded sessions
  • Timing: 5 PM – 9 PM (Central Time)

Students attending an in-person medical review class

Attending In-Person?

There are limited in-person spots available!
The course takes place at Rolling Meadows, IL headquarters.
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Accommodation:

You can book a 21-day package at Holiday Inn, located beside our facility within walking distance.

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Meet the Instructor

Dr. Bukhari, MD, is a board-certified practicing physician.

After medical school, he joined the research team at the University of Chicago and then Northwestern University.

He completed internal medicine residency training in Ohio and currently works as an internal-medicine board-certified hospitalist in Illinois.

He is also an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Illinois.

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USMLE Step 1

USMLE Step-1 Format & Coverage

Understand how Step 1 is structured, what the exam covers, and what to expect on test day so you can prepare with a clear plan.

Exam Structure

Step 1 is a single-day, computer-based multiple-choice examination. The test is divided into multiple timed blocks, with the complete testing session lasting several hours.

Your preparation should account for both content mastery and the stamina required to work through timed question blocks while managing break time effectively.

What You Need to Review

Step 1 is an important part of the medical licensing process, testing a student’s knowledge in seven areas of medicine.

Topics covered on the exam include Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Renal, Reproductive, Gastrointestinal, Endocrine, Hem/Onc, Musculoskeletal & Connective Tissue, Dermatology, Neurology, Psychiatry, General Pathology, Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Immunology, Histology and Embryology.

Questions on the Step One exam range from basic science principles to clinical application and are designed to assess whether medical school students or graduates understand and can apply important concepts of the basic medical sciences to the practice of medicine.

passing score on this exam is essential for entry into most residency programs in the US.

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Why Prepare with Differential Diagnosis:

Preparing for the USMLE Step 1 exam can be a daunting task. It is important to use all of the resources available to you in order to ensure that you are adequately prepared for the test.

The first step in preparing for the USMLE Step 1 exam is to become familiar with the content and format of the exam. Once you have a basic understanding of what topics will be tested, it is important to develop a study plan and stick to it. Consider developing a timeline with specific goals and milestones that you want to reach during your preparation period.

Differential Diagnosis has a specially designed course for medical students studying for the USMLE Step 1 exam. We include over 5,000 practice questions and answers, video tutorials, detailed explanations of difficult concepts, and more. All of these materials can help supplement your preparation and make sure that you are completely ready on test day. You can also learn from expert doctors at our onsite location.

Finally, make sure to get plenty of rest leading up to your exam date so that you can perform at your best when taking the exam. You can learn more about USMLE here. Good luck!

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