In this video, I show you how to pass the TranscribeMe exam (2020) by following a method that still works even when their test format and audio samples change. First, after you sign up, I tell you to read the TranscribeMe style guide and exam instructions properly—this is the part most people skip. Then I walk you through the MCQ section where you have to choose the correct “clean verbatim” formatting. I explain the logic I use to pick the right option, like avoiding filler words (for example, “you know”) and following their contractions rule. After that, I move to the audio section. If you’re a fast typist, you can simply play the audio and transcribe, but I also share my smart workflow: download the MP3 from the test page, upload it to Otter.ai, and get an automated transcript that’s usually up to ~95% accurate. But I’m clear about one thing: that’s not enough, because the cutoff is around 97.5%, so you must edit and fix errors based on TranscribeMe guidelines. Finally, I show how I paste the cleaned transcript, remove non-conversation lines, run grammar check (without “correcting” the speaker), and keep proper spacing between speakers.