How much in detail do I know have to know for the bio sectoins?

[prehealthstudent69]

Would I have to for example, know how much ATP is being made in a specific step of the kreb cycle? Or would just knowing how much ATP is made in total be adequate?

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[kingenamel]

I would know both if I were you. Bio on my test was really random and they can ask you anything. If I could go back I would have spent less time on taxonomy because there wasn't that much on my test but there could have been on other versions.

 

[customx]

You will need to know details like that. Knowing the details is what gets you a 20+ as opposed to a 17.

 

[youngy]

it seems like every test can be different kind of beasts.
Some test will be very straightforward, some will have very detailed questions. If I were you, I'd spend some as much time as possible for the bio section because it is so broad.
Feralis note will be a great start, but it actually overwhelmed me, so I stopped reading it about halfway.

But, knowing small little details will change your score from 18 to 20 or even 20 to 23! You just never know.

 

[kingenamel]

Its true, little details can save you on BIO. If i could go back I would probably spend more time on bio studying rather than saving it for the last minute.

 

[Dotoday]

Yes. Few detailed questions are appearing occasionaly on the DAT. Cliffs, Destroyer, CrackDAT and Feralis notes have some good stuff on that.

 

[clutchfans]

customx said it perfectly.

 

[SmileDesignersDDS]

Yes some great materials for bio are Campbell's, Cliffs, Destroyer, and maybe some Kaplan.