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It just occured to me that no matter how much science one knows, a high MCAT score is reflective of a minimal amount of careless errors. After reviewing all of my practice tests, I've found that the wrong answers were not due to lack of knowledge but instead a lack of focus. I didn't see that the passage stated this in line whatever. I didn't see the word except. I didn't recognize a relationship even though I can recite why such a relationship would lead to the correct answer.
My question is, how do good test takers overcome this flaw that I and so many others have?
My question is, how do good test takers overcome this flaw that I and so many others have?