how many full length exams should i do?

[aspiring20]

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my exam is in june, and i've already taken a few TPR full lengths.

i have well over 20 full length exams in my possession (including AAMC and other sources), and i am wondering if that's enough material.

in addition, i have all 5 EK 1001/101 question books, NOVA physics, TPR science/verbal workbooks, and a bunch of other miscellaneous materials at my disposal.

should i do ALL of them cover to cover, or can i dial back a bit and focus more on the full-lengths?

i scored a low 30 on my TPR full length, but i feel it is a fluke. no way i am scoring this high already.

 

[BerkReviewTeach]

i have well over 20 full length exams in my possession (including AAMC and other sources), and i am wondering if that's enough material.

Twenty is more than enough. To get that many actual CBTs, you must have spent a ton of money, so there is no need to do more than that. Pay attention to when your various accounts expire, so that you are able to do all of the ones you want.

 

[Darth]

20 is plenty. I'd maybe do 10 and save 10 just in case of a retake.

 

[aspiring20]

20 is plenty. I'd maybe do 10 and save 10 just in case of a retake.

thanks for all of your responses

see, this is actually a good idea, but i really dont want to take it more than once

 

[mcloaf]

thanks for all of your responses

see, this is actually a good idea, but i really dont want to take it more than once

Just take the first ten and then you can judge whether you think you need to do the others.

 

[aspiring20]

Just take the first ten and then you can judge whether you think you need to do the others.

should i do all the non-AAMC ones first and save the AAMC ones towards the final month or so?

 

[BerkReviewTeach]

should i do all the non-AAMC ones first and save the AAMC ones towards the final month or so?

It depends. When does your CBT account expire for the ones from non-AAMC sources?

 

[aspiring20]

It depends. When does your CBT account expire for the ones from non-AAMC sources?

not until the end of this year.