How long did it take you to review your practice exams?

[jdla]

How did you schedule your practice exams? I have 7 weeks. I want to take at least 14. How many did you do? I taking mostly the old format.

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[sicboy188]

1 month

 

[jdla]

1 month

What do you mean?

1 month for ...

 

[Vihsadas]

1/2day to a full day depending on the exam and how far along I was in my preparation. The first few took a whole day, then it got better and better until I was only taking about 6hrs to review and catalog each one.

 

[jdla]

1/2day to a full day depending on the exam and how far along I was in my preparation. The first few took a whole day, then it got better and better until I was only taking about 6hrs to review and catalog each one.

You said you posted a schedule of when you took your exam. It that right, then can you pm me.

 

[BloodySurgeon]

If you still have it and if you don't mind, I'd like a copy of that schedule as well.

 

[Vihsadas]

Here's an example of a study schedule. The scores corresponding to the colors in the excel file do NOT correspond to my own practice test improvement. They are there to motivate you! The tests that are listed there, however, are the tests that I took, and the order that I took them.

Also, I took my Diag about 3 months in advance and then started doing practice tests about 2 months before my exam. So I did that CBT 3 about 55 days before my exam (or so). GL!

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=474339

 

[wizenedone]

Here's an example of a study schedule. The scores corresponding to the colors in the excel file do NOT correspond to my own practice test improvement. They are there to motivate you! The tests that are listed there, however, are the tests that I took, and the order that I took them.

Also, I took my Diag about 3 months in advance and then started doing practice tests about 2 months before my exam. So I did that CBT 3 about 55 days before my exam (or so). GL!

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=474339

Was your diag AFTER content review or you took a diag practice test BEFORE you did any content review?

 

[jdla]

Here's an example of a study schedule. The scores corresponding to the colors in the excel file do NOT correspond to my own practice test improvement. They are there to motivate you! The tests that are listed there, however, are the tests that I took, and the order that I took them.

Also, I took my Diag about 3 months in advance and then started doing practice tests about 2 months before my exam. So I did that CBT 3 about 55 days before my exam (or so). GL!

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=474339

Did you retake your exams?

How did you keep record of the question you got wrong? Can you give me an example?

Did you do many practice problems or focused more on practice tests?

I have not done many practice problems, but I want to focus on taking as many practice exams. Should I still do practice problems? I have 7 weeks.

 

[Vihsadas]

Was your diag AFTER content review or you took a diag practice test BEFORE you did any content review?

Before content review: 8PS, 12VR, 8BS. It was a Kaplan exam though, not 3R. I did 3R after about 1-1.5 months of solid, hard content review. I think I scored a 34 on 3R.

 

[Tensyle]

After covering all the material, and when I was takign practice tests, I would spend a day taking a test under strict timing conditions. Then I would take a break and review ALL my kaplan notecards and the plastic formula sheets they gave us.

Then the next day I'd go through each and every question of the entire practice test after grading it first. The questions I got wrong, I'd mark them. And then I'd read the right way to do all the questions.

The following day, I'd review the material that pertained to each question I got wrong...as indepth a review as possible. So it'd take me 3 days to cover each practice exam as thoroughly as I possibly could.

The week before my actual MCAT, i was scoring 11's and 12's on PS, 10's and 11's on the BS, and straight 10's on the VR.

 

[sicboy188]

What do you mean?

1 month for ...

hey, sorry about my cryptic response. i misread this thread title when i posted--thought you were asking how long did i review content before taking full lengths.