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Where do i stand

Hi, i am non-US IMG who is in love with radiology. It was my dream career option after i got into med school. Unfortunately, my step 1 grades came out and it not looking great at all. 217. I was predicting higher based on my self assessments but nope. I dont know what went wrong and is crushed by my results. Is there any hope for me in this speciality or should i ditch my dreams or pursue some thing else? Please be honest

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