ExamKrackers & Kaplan Sets Missing Content

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Hello,

After research on the forums, I'm having trouble finding the specific content that is missing from either EK or Kaplan book sets, If any are missing. For anyone who has read the EK 10th edition and or Kaplan 3rd edition, is there any missing content and if so what should I supplement with? Also, did you prefer one subject from one set versus the other? Thanks.

My Materials
EK 10th ed
Kaplan 3rd ed
AAMC Section Bank
AAMC Official Guide Q&A
Khan Academy Passages/Videos
 
I work with EK (I am the National Director) and can state that our 10th edition is COMPLETE and COMPREHENSIVE - there is no missing content.
If you are seeing online posts referencing that our Psych Soc book is missing content, that WAS the case for the 9th edition and was explained on our website in the forums. But the release of the 10th Edition resolved that content issue.

Please let me know if you have any further questions!
 
Hello,

After research on the forums, I'm having trouble finding the specific content that is missing from either EK or Kaplan book sets, If any are missing. For anyone who has read the EK 10th edition and or Kaplan 3rd edition, is there any missing content and if so what should I supplement with? Also, did you prefer one subject from one set versus the other? Thanks.

My Materials
EK 10th ed
Kaplan 3rd ed
AAMC Section Bank
AAMC Official Guide Q&A
Khan Academy Passages/Videos

Yes there is missing content in all of the books- no single book covers everything in good detail. I have both the Kaplan and EK newest editions. I honestly think if you do both Kaplan (for fine detail) and EK (more for broad strokes) plus KA to supplement things you don't understand (especially for psych/soc) with the AAMC material you should be golden. I don't think there is a need for anything else- law of diminishing returns.
 
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