Is it possible that the American Board of Pediatrics Pass Rate for 2013... Is LOWER Than 2012? What Can Residents Do To Be Prepared? And To Have A GUARANTEED PASS?

“Dear Ashish

I wanted to let you know that I have cleared my pediatric Board . Proud to say I am Board Certified now. The results came out this morning.

 I wanted to thank you so much for the great book and online material.

Without your book and online questions I would not have been able to pass the boards. This was my second attempt to give the boards, last year I had taken some other course and book, spend alot if money….and time(time that I took form my family child work)- but failed.

This year, I started fresh- took your course, studied your book(over and over again) and consulted a few other sources, always kept your book as a primary source. Followed each word from your book, did questions, also did PREP(but the exam was not at all like the PREP), it was almost all based on your book. I  worked hard, spend alot of time and effort, but had it been without your book/material and support- then I would have never cleared it.

Thank you so much Ashish for doing such a great job at the book and with your non profit agency.”

-RG

I’m not sure if you picked up on the fact that the testimonial above was written by someone who DID NOT grow up with English as her primary language. A very prevalent theme I’ve noticed over the years is that foreign medical graduates tend to struggle with the boards more than U.S. graduates.

I show the testimonial above to demonstrate 2 points…

1. For someone who has English as a second language to learn the PBR material well enough to pass the boards, then the PBR is obviously a well-written and easy-to-read study guide. This was done by design and you have a 30-day money back guarantee to check it out for yourself.
2. The PBR has helped pediatricians finally pass the boards after they’ve lost all hope. The record is held by someone who failed SIX times using OTHER resources and then finally PASSED using the PBR.