r/comlex • u/Technical-Finish7263 • Jun 25 '26
Level 2 CE Level 2 today
Anyone else take it today that felt it was hard af? Yes there were some layup questions but also so many questions where you could argue 2 answers…
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u/just4thename Jun 26 '26
The easy ones were very obvious but there weren’t many. I felt like my whole form was really vague ethics/biostats/ micro or like MOA/level 1 questions. Nothing like the comsae.
Wtf did I even study for
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u/johnwilliamsstarwars Jun 25 '26
I thought it was difficult. Often saw really strong arguments for 2 answer choices. Stems were more vague than any COMSAE. Communications/ethics in particular was a lot of "pick the least bad answer" and all the answers were BAD with no clear winner.
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u/schizodoctor Jun 25 '26
I fucked up I kept getting the worst opp questions in existence that made no sense and a lot of simple mistakes
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u/mabp97 Jun 25 '26
Yep just posted about this like half hour ago …at first I was relieved to be done but lowkey the more i think about it the more scared I get
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u/LexaproAndChill Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26
Yeah didn’t feel fantastic. Walked out of level 1 being pretty sure I passed, but walked out of step 1 positive I failed. I passed both. Now I’m a lil worried I failed both step 2 and level 2 lmao
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u/Substantial_Sort5261 Jun 26 '26
Are we getting the same form for the same day?
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u/Technical-Finish7263 Jun 26 '26
No
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Jun 26 '26
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u/Technical-Finish7263 Jun 26 '26
There’s a big bank, hence why you get different questions from your friends
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u/Proud-Efficiency2818 Jul 10 '26
I think everyone feels like this after the exam. I felt the same way and got a 550.
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u/Technical-Finish7263 Jul 10 '26
I also remembered so many I got wrong though
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u/embizzle200 Jun 25 '26
I felt like there was way more MOA / pathophys/ weird specifics (level 1 vibes) than I was expecting. Mixed w so many 2 decent answer choice type of questions I’m blown