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NBME, UWSA 1/2, Free 120, AMBOSS, and CMS forms — all in one prediction. Most calculators only handle one source. We do them all.

We show you a 95% confidence interval based on 1,200+ historical Step takers. No more 'you'll get a 240' fake precision.

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“I plugged in my NBME 30, 31, and UWSA 2. Predicted 238, got 240 on the real Step 2. Wild how accurate this is.”
“Saved me from spiraling the night before. The confidence interval thing made me realize my range was tighter than I thought.”
“The fact that it pulls in Free 120 separately is huge. Nbcalc only does NBME. Switched after one use.”
“Confidence interval is the most honest tool I've used for Step prep. Stop trusting predictors that give you one number.”
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We compared the four most popular USMLE Step predictors. Here's how NBMEcalc stacks up on the features med students actually need.
| Feature | NBMEcalc Recommended | PredictMyStepScore | AMBOSS | NBcalc |
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| NBME forms (28-32) | ||||
| UWSA 1 & 2 | ||||
| Free 120 | ||||
| AMBOSS Score Pred. | ||||
| CMS practice forms | ||||
| 95% confidence interval | ||||
| Personalized study plan | ||||
| Downloadable PDF report | ||||
| Mobile (PWA) | ||||
| Free to use | ||||
| Try Free → | ||||
Comparison based on public information from each tool's landing page as of May 2026. Brand names are property of their respective owners.
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To get you started, here are our top guides:

Everything you need to know about converting NBME 28-32 raw scores to predicted Step 1 and Step 2 CK scores.
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Why one number isn't enough — and how to use a 95% CI to plan your final 2 weeks of prep.
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We pulled 1,200+ self-reports from r/Step1 and r/Step2 and ran the numbers. Results inside.
Read moreEach algorithm update is reviewed by licensed MDs who scored 250+ on their own Step 2 CK. We're actively expanding our advisor board.

Reviewed our Step 2 CK conversion table and weak-subject mapping algorithm.

Validates our pediatrics subject estimates against real exam recall.

Provided the original 1,200-sample dataset that powers our base model.
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Updated May 17, 2026
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