129=how many questions right?

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Each section and each version of the test will be slightly different. Based on the MCAT predictor (take this with a grain of salt), ~85%.
You can probably figure out yourself with the new official MCAT practice test by artificially getting % correct.
 
You can't think of MCAT scores as % correct, that's just not how the exam is structured. There are numerous different versions of the MCAT given out and each has its own curve. Your percentiles are based on the % of test takers you do better than.

Example: You could theoretically get 66% of the questions right on a C/P section that was tough for a lot of exam takers and end up with a 128. You could also get 80% questions right on a relatively easy C/P section and also get a 128.

You can try to look at trends from past test takers and their FL scores, but you can only speculate at best.
 
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