u/Investing4Fire

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Hey everyone,

I’m a practicing PA-C and recently built something I wish I had when I was studying for boards.

It’s a free PANCE/PANRE baseline exam that doesn’t just give you a score; it maps out exactly where you’re losing points (by system + topic), so you can stop studying everything blindly and actually focus on your weak areas.

Just trying to create something genuinely useful for PA students and PAs preparing for boards/recert.

👉 www.beyondpance.com/free-practice-exams/⁠

If anyone here is studying right now and wants to try it, I’d seriously appreciate honest feedback, good or bad. Still improving things and want to make it as high-yield as possible.

Also curious:

What’s been the most frustrating part of your PANCE prep?

Do you feel like most resources actually show you what to fix, or just give more questions?

Appreciate this community 🙌

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u/Investing4Fire — 1 day ago