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Yes, I believe so. The EK Manuals are comprehensive, easy to use and offer plenty of practice questions.
Yes, it helped me A LOT. It covers most of the topics and makes you think "outside of the box" which are the type of questions on the MCAT.
Edit for more content: I've taken the test 3 times
Edit for more content: I've taken the test 3 times

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I recommend nova physics. It helped me quite a bit considering I didn't do that great on physics during undergrad.
No, use Berkeley Review for physics and get the TPR practice book for practice questions.
Using these two courses (and without taking physics) I was able to go into the exam confident in physics.
Using these two courses (and without taking physics) I was able to go into the exam confident in physics.
No, use Berkeley Review for physics and get the TPR practice book for practice questions.
Using these two courses (and without taking physics) I was able to go into the exam confident in physics.
second this advice!
berkley review or bust
Yup.
But idk if those are 2015 ready or whatever