are all the 22 mcat tests per year the same?

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hi so my question is are all the 22 tests for the mcat that are given each year the same? do they contain similar passages and questions? cause if they are and do then why not sign up for 2 tests that are a couple of dayws apart and void the first one and take the second one when u know what the questions are or at least some of them?

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Every test is different, including tests on the same day. There are multiple versions for EACH testing period (ie both morning and afternoon tests have a different pool of exams).
 
haha... interesting thought OP.. however, if that were the case, MCAT wouldn't be the test that it is today..
 
LOL. That is funny. If it were that easy don't you think someone would have thought of it by now. I know premeds think they are the smartest in the world but you have to realize there are 60,000 others out there just like you and half of them are twice as smart and work twice as hard (something to keep you going).

-LIS
 
well you can't book two days ahead of time....you can only book one at a time...

and I'm sure they reuse their passages but how do you know which two days will have the same passages?
 
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