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I know they are both very different exams. But as someone who is switching from DAT to MCAT I'm just curious how the scores would approximately translate. What would a 20 on the DAT translate to on the MCAT (not my official DAT score).
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Who cares? Those are two completely different tests, with the MCAT being harder. Just study properly and you should be fine. I don't know if you can compare the two in terms of score, I guess you can find the percentiles for each.
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If you just look at percentiles then it is roughly 75%tile.
That is about a 29 on the old MCAT which is hypothetically a 505 on 2015 MCAT. I doubt it would translate over though as the MCAT seems much more challenging based on the question style and breadth of content.
That is about a 29 on the old MCAT which is hypothetically a 505 on 2015 MCAT. I doubt it would translate over though as the MCAT seems much more challenging based on the question style and breadth of content.
