Agree w/
@benjaminl1nus, it is an indicator of your weaknesses. I will set a min of 75% on each topic (e.g. Muscle System, Eukaryotic Cell, Light and Optics etc) I would say after SA look at your percent correct in each topic, if you get <75% you are
probably not that great at content. I say probably because you need to know why you got it wrong. For example, I just got like pretty sh**ty score on work and energy because I misread the questions, whereas I knew my equations and maths.
So in general, your priority will be in the weaker topics <75%
<75% which content you are lacking at and study those more generally. (re-reads, watch videos, do more problems)
<85% do more passages on those topics, content review should be more specific to each topic e.g. you are good at Sound in general but maybe you just need to focus on Doppler Effect.
<90% pretty much general studying, research some more unique problems/experiments, read up on new research. And also content review on even more specific questions you missed. e.g. Good at Optics but bad at refraction? or Good at lenses but bat at estimating their image positions?
Why 75% as a minimum? Because it is ~10 on most MCAT scale conversions so if your weakest topic is <75% you would want to increase it beyond that range.
