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EK 1001 timing?

Discussion in 'MCAT Discussions' started by koogles, May 30, 2008.

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  1. koogles

    koogles
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    I noticed that the EK 1001 have "stop", "go onto next page", etc on their pages..does anyone know the suggested time needed for these sections? (especially for bio)

    Apologies if this is already in another thread, I couldn't find it in my search
     
    #1 koogles, May 30, 2008
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    I was wondering the same thing too. PLEASE somebody help answer this question.

    So far I have been striving for 7 min/passage because Biological Sciences are 70 min. long and there are roughly 9 passages at the most. 7x9= 63min. + breathing room. But if someone has a more efficient strategy that can help, please feel free to post!
     
    #2 potatoes, Jun 17, 2008
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    I usually try to stay around 6.5-7 minutes/passage for the most part. Just keep in mind that some passages have more/fewer questions and some passages are quite short in length, so some passages should not take a full 7 minutes.
     
    #3 ballofnerves, Jun 17, 2008
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