The General Surgery Qualifying Exam is usually taken by general surgery residents after completing residency. The examination consists of approximately 300 multiple-choice questions, which are designed to evaluate the applicant’s knowledge of general surgical principles and applied science. The exam…
Passing the General Surgery Qualifying Exam (QE) is the first of two steps to becoming a board certified general surgeon. After completing five years of intense general surgery residency, this exam can be considered a way to regurgitate everything you…
The general surgery boards are comprised of two parts: a qualifying exam (written general surgery board exam) and a certifying exam (oral general surgery board exam). When it comes to preparing for board exams, regardless of specialty, there are many…
At Med School Tutors, we receive a lot of questions about the value and opportunities for students pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (MD) versus a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). A lot of these questions pertain to medical specialties and which…