NBME Free 120 Step 2 Score Conversion 2026

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Official USMLE Free 120  •  Step 2 CK

Free 120 Step 2 Score Conversion | USMLE Official Practice Exam Predictor 2026

Convert your USMLE Free 120 Step 2 CK percentage correct into a predicted three-digit score instantly. Community-validated formula: Score = (percentage × 1.7) + 104. Best used 1–2 weeks before your exam date.

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The Free 120 Step 2 CK Score Calculator converts your percentage correct into a predicted 3-digit Step 2 CK score using the formula: Score = (% Correct × 1.7) + 104.

Take it in the final 1–2 weeks before your exam, right after UWSA 2, as a last content-calibration check on officially retired USMLE questions.

The Free 120 is known to run easier than the real exam — students typically score 5–10% higher here than on NBME CCSSA forms, so treat this prediction as a floor, not a ceiling.

Enter your score below for an instant prediction, pass probability against the 218 threshold, and a free downloadable PDF report.

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💡 Free 120 typically runs 5–10% easier than the real Step 2 CK exam

Free 120 Step 2 CK works best when taken 1–2 weeks before your exam date, right after your dedicated content review wraps up. For the most reliable readiness picture, pair this result with your UWSA 2 Step 2 score or a recent NBME CCSSA Form 9 attempt before making your final exam-date decision.

This calculator converts your Free 120 Step 2 CK percentage into a predicted 3-digit score and pass probability against the 218 threshold. Since the Free 120 tends to run easier than the real exam, treat your result as a conservative floor — and check our full Step 2 CK calculator suite to track every practice exam.

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Dr. James Lee, MD  ·  Internal Medicine · USMLE Step 1: 260
Board-certified physician · Reviewed for clinical accuracy & exam relevance · May 2026
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About the Author
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Richard
Founder & USMLE Data Researcher · NBMEScore.com
🌎 Newark, USA 💻 Full-stack developer 📊 Score data researcher

Richard is the founder of NBMEScore.com and has spent 2+ years collecting and analyzing real USMLE student score reports from r/step1, r/step2, and USMLE Discord communities to build the score conversion algorithms used on this site.

He is not a medical student — and he thinks that is part of what makes this work accurate. He approaches each scoring formula as a data problem: collect real reports, validate the pattern, and update whenever new data changes the curve. Every calculator has been cross-checked against at least 6 confirmed student score reports before going live.

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