For Examkrackers, does the version matter?

[p9142]

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I have 3 examkrackers books (orgo, bio, and chem) which are version 4. I lost my physics book. I see that there is now a version 5 and I was just going to get Physics Version 5. Should I get the newer versions for all of the books, or will these be sufficient? Specifically, I know that the MCAT seems to change up orgo so I was a little worried about this one. Thanks in advance.

 

[richarms]

Naaa.

 

[Will Ferrell]

I have 3 examkrackers books (orgo, bio, and chem) which are version 4. I lost my physics book. I see that there is now a version 5 and I was just going to get Physics Version 5. Should I get the newer versions for all of the books, or will these be sufficient? Specifically, I know that the MCAT seems to change up orgo so I was a little worried about this one. Thanks in advance.

i think between editions they just added notecards for the orgo, fixed little errors, and extended the genetics in the bio.

 

[p9142]

Thank you both for the replies. Does anyone know when version 6 will come out, or is version 5 the right one to study from for the April exam?

 

[richarms]

I have both the 2001 version and the 2005 version of Kaplan's MCAT books, and I can't tell a difference. The basics of the MCAT do not change much from year to year, the only recent difference is having a few less Orgo questions and a few more molecular genetics questions. Just use the old books and shift your studies accordingly.