"Best" 3 AAMC's?

[Moxess]

Let's imagine a purely hypothetical situation: You are taking the MCAT on April 26th, and you want to take a practice MCAT every weekend between now and then (you'd do more, but you're in school, you have papers and midterms, etc.) to get ready. You still have content review questions and such to do on the weekdays, so it's not like the only preparation you'll have is these MCATs.

You took the free AAMC #3 today and did very well (congratulations!), and that leaves 3 weekends left. So, those of you with knowledge and experience from the AAMC exams, which would you take? (ie, the hardest, most representative of the current trend in MCAT questions such as a shift to reasoning in the biology passages, and so on)

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[eleveneleven]

Definitely the last 3. In my experience I found that the newer few were much more representative of the real deal than the first few.

 

[Chem4Days]

Definitely the last 3. In my experience I found that the newer few were much more representative of the real deal than the first few.

Agree wholeheartedly, with 10&11 being the absolute best in your practice exam arsenal.

 

[Darth]

Your last 3 AAMC's will be your best indicator.