Importance of timing in practice mcat?

that seems too little to me. i'd would also only worry about timing about a month before the mcat. right now it's important to get a lot of experience with the passages, the type of questions, and practice critical thinking (like what answer choices can i eliminite right off the bat... etc) once you understand the important concepts, and are used to thinking critically, then you should worry about timing. but that's the least important step right now, unless you're like late by 20-30 minutes.

 

It seems like by now you probably have a good grip on what kinds of questions they will ask and in what form. Whether or not if you anticipate stamina will be a problem for you, you should practice for longer periods of time. You don't want to go into the test and suddenly find out that you've lost all your mojo by the time you get to the biology section. Also, it's great that you can normally do a verbal passage in 8 minutes, but can you consistently do a whole verbal section in the time allotted? A lot of people who have problems with the verbal have problems finishing...because they get bogged down on one or two or more passages. The same goes for the other sections. It's pretty tough to do well if you don't finish.