Exposure and practice Questions

[Jalam]

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So I've been noticing lots of posts and replies from past test takes saying that the most EXPOSURE and practice questions is vital to success on the OAT. I was just wondering if this means that lots of question from practice exams/Destroyers, are identical to the OAT? Or at least the same question just different values? Or are they different but just kind of gives you practice on how to think critically.

Also, I have finished Chad videos/quizzes in Gen CHEM and Physics. I am half way through O-Chem right now. Should I start practicing questions for the sections I'm done with or wait until I am done with O-Chem first. Should I do the DAT destroyer before the practice tests?

LASTLY, what would be the logical order for which practice tests to complete and when. I have the ADA(obviously), 2 KAplan prac tests, and THINKING about purchasing the OAT achiever..

 

[NAUeyes]

wherever you can get questions, use them! It is just helpful because you are able to apply your knowledge and see if you truly memorized the content when given a situation. The structure of the questions should all be pretty similar with OAT resoureces, but some will be more in depth (i hear the destroyer is overkill but you get exposure to the question types so thats good!) I went through each section and learned content. Then I went back and reviewed my notes per section and did questions off of my "review". That way I had gotten all the content and could just go back thru my notes instead of rewatching videos and doing questions. So I would do all of chads physics videos. Once i did all the videos i went back to the beginning of the physics section, and did question on each section. Then I moved on to ochem. I would get cracking the oat princeton review. It is pretty inexpensive and you can review physics again and get access to two full lengths. My scores on the full lengths were most similar to my real OAT. I would do kaplan tests first, then ADA and then lastly princeton if you buy that.