Anyone care to comment on the reflectiveness of the online material? I've heard/read that the higher numbered exams are most recent (>7). I'm just looking for some fresh posts/responses.
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Difficulty of AAMC online Practice Exams
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If you are a medical student, as your status indicates, why does it matter? Just curious.
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You probably ought to switch your status to "Pre-medical" then; it's a bit misleading. But [/derail].Not a medical student...just a hopeful one
Other SDNers can feel free to correct/clarify, but the general consensus that that 3-6 tend to be easier with 7-10 being more reflective. I can't speak to 11 since it came out after I took the actual exam. I personally found 9 and 10 to be a better approximation of the actual MCAT than the others and given its recency I would expect 11 to be a good approximation as well.
AAMC 11 is on the money! THE BS section reflects the actual MCAT I took in January. Heavy on biochem and classic genetics with very little physio. Focus on that test. Overall AAMC test correlate preety well expecially 7-10
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I agree with you except that the real deal feels WAY MUCH HARDER than the practice exams. The scores do tend to correlate (I scored a 35 in AAMC 11 and my overall average for all practice exams was a 34). In the end I got a 34.
Verbal feels longer and BS its more tricky than usual.
