Having a problem with creating an account at www.e-mcat.com Anyone ?

[minsoox1983]

I really need to purchase real CBT MCAT exams so I tried numerous times to create an account at www.e-mcat.com but everytime when I fillout the information and click the submit button, it keeps giving me an "error" page.

I sent emails to the admin, but they never respond.
Anyone know how to fix this ?

Thank you for your support!!

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[Captain Fantastic]

Hmmm. I was able to log into my account just fine. Not sure what to tell you.

Man, seeing those tests sitting out there made my skin crawl. I hope I don't have to take that test again.

 

[minsoox1983]

please help,, anyone,, ???

 

[HippocratesX]

did u previously have an amcas login n passsword?

 

[Krisss17]

I really need to purchase real CBT MCAT exams so I tried numerous times to create an account at www.e-mcat.com but everytime when I fillout the information and click the submit button, it keeps giving me an "error" page.

I sent emails to the admin, but they never respond.
Anyone know how to fix this ?

Thank you for your support!!

How about using that invention called the "telephone?" I'm sure that there is a number where you can speak with someone in the technical area.

 

[minsoox1983]

How about using that invention called the "telephone?" I'm sure that there is a number where you can speak with someone in the technical area.

I called e-mcat Sales Department cause there is no phone number for the technical support. I sent another email to them and this time, I got a response! They fixed it for me.

Anyways, thanks for your time!

 

[Captain Fantastic]

That site will cause you more pain than you can ever imagine. My brain hurts just looking at the links to the exams. My condolences on getting your account set up.

 

[minsoox1983]

by the way, were you able to "zoom in" while you were taking the real CBT ?
cause, to me, the fonts are small..

Was it exactly same format/strcutre as the e-mcat practice ones ?

 

[Captain Fantastic]

by the way, were you able to "zoom in" while you were taking the real CBT ?
cause, to me, the fonts are small..

Was it exactly same format/strcutre as the e-mcat practice ones ?

The look and feel is very similar but not the exactly same. I don't remember a zoom function. There is no "guess" button, instead its a "marked" button. E-mcat has a "search" feature for passages -- the real deal does not. The questions on the real MCAT have a strange way of identifiying the active question, where the surrounded the entire question/answers with a yellow or red box (I can't remember specifically). At first it was a little distracting, but by the second passage I was over it.