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Hey,
I am planning on retaking my MCAT tomorrow. My first time I got a 9/4/10 (2 years ago) and my second time (2 month ago) I scored a 11/6/11. Tomorrow will be my third attempt. I have redone all the EK101 passages, my score are ranging from 6 to 10s, and I have redone all of the AAMC practices. Over the weekend, I decided to retake exam 10 and 11 ( I did not remember much) and I scored a VR of 8 (on AAMC 10 I missed 13 question, and AAMC 11 I missed 14, 1 point away from a 9. on both verbal exams. But, I decided to take AAMC exam 7 yesterday night, and I scored a 6. I felt that the questions were not similar and that the passages were more convoluted. I am worried now. What do you guys think? Should I ignore exam 7?
I am planning on retaking my MCAT tomorrow. My first time I got a 9/4/10 (2 years ago) and my second time (2 month ago) I scored a 11/6/11. Tomorrow will be my third attempt. I have redone all the EK101 passages, my score are ranging from 6 to 10s, and I have redone all of the AAMC practices. Over the weekend, I decided to retake exam 10 and 11 ( I did not remember much) and I scored a VR of 8 (on AAMC 10 I missed 13 question, and AAMC 11 I missed 14, 1 point away from a 9. on both verbal exams. But, I decided to take AAMC exam 7 yesterday night, and I scored a 6. I felt that the questions were not similar and that the passages were more convoluted. I am worried now. What do you guys think? Should I ignore exam 7?
