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Hey everyone!
Just a quick question about AAMC practice accuracy. I just took AAMC #3 (simulated testing conditions / environment) and scored a 28 (9 PS/9 VR/10 BS). I also recently took Kaplan's Test #1 and got a 30 (9/11/10). Only my verbal went down, but I think the AAMC verbal was significantly less straightforward than Kaplan's, and I found it to be more difficult.
Is AAMC #3 usually an accurate representation of what the MCAT is like? My exam is January 13th, and I'll be taking the other AAMC exams in the weeks to come. I did debrief the exam, and definitely made a few silly slip-ups and second guessed my instincts, leading to wrong answers. I was also on the upper range of questions right for each score, so 1 more question right in each section and I could have had a score 3 points higher. But that's my own fault.
Any tips on how to prepare in the next 2 months, and if AAMC #3 is an accurate representation of what the actual exam is like?
Thanks!
Just a quick question about AAMC practice accuracy. I just took AAMC #3 (simulated testing conditions / environment) and scored a 28 (9 PS/9 VR/10 BS). I also recently took Kaplan's Test #1 and got a 30 (9/11/10). Only my verbal went down, but I think the AAMC verbal was significantly less straightforward than Kaplan's, and I found it to be more difficult.
Is AAMC #3 usually an accurate representation of what the MCAT is like? My exam is January 13th, and I'll be taking the other AAMC exams in the weeks to come. I did debrief the exam, and definitely made a few silly slip-ups and second guessed my instincts, leading to wrong answers. I was also on the upper range of questions right for each score, so 1 more question right in each section and I could have had a score 3 points higher. But that's my own fault.
Any tips on how to prepare in the next 2 months, and if AAMC #3 is an accurate representation of what the actual exam is like?
Thanks!