Your Cardiology MOC exam is coming up, have you started preparing? This certification is known to be one of the harder ones, with a pass rate of 86% in 2023, so don’t procrastinate studying. It may take some time to get back into the swing of studying but here are some quick tips to help you out: Start studying early, make a study schedule, get plenty of sleep, and use practice tests to quiz yourself. Practice tests are an effective study method because they help you to figure out what topics you need to improve on.
See where you stand for the Cardiology recertification exam and try out these review questions.
How did you do? Do you feel more into the swing of studying?
The Cardiology MOC exam contains 240 multiple choice questions, but 40 of the questions don’t count toward your score. The test is 10 hours and divided into four sessions with 60 questions each. The exam covers the following topics on the ABIM Cardiovascular Disease Blueprint:
- Arrhythmias 15%
- Coronary Artery Disease 21.5%
- Heart Failure and Cardiomyopathy 19%
- Valvular Disease 15%
- Pericardial Disease 3%
- Congenital Heart Disease 3%
- Vascular Diseases 5%
- Systemic Hypertension and Hypotension 8.5%
- Pulmonary Circulation Disorders 3%
- Systemic Disorders Affecting the Circulatory System 7%
BoardVitals Cardiology MOC Question Bank has been newly updated for 2024-2025 and now includes more than 1,400 Cardiology MOC practice questions targeted to the ABIM Cardiovascular Disease MOC Exam. It covers the 10 key categories and complex image sections found on the MOC exam. Questions also feature an expanded array of images, illustrations, and graphs to help you grasp complex concepts with ease.
