Need more RC Practice

[DSNCSUN]

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Hello everyone I have been working with Bootcamp RC and slightly improving but burned all my 5 tests. I used DATGenius free reading comp test seemed easier than BC. I would like to get input on which source to use next for practice? I would appreciate some advice. Something close to bootcamp in difficulty would be great

thank you

 

[DentalNucleicAcid]

ty jacobs, the guy who's DAT notes are on the DATgenius website, suggested to also use Crack DAT RC. He suggested that the RC section and the PAT are the only sections that are worth using from Crack DAT. Here's a link to his DAT study guide that he made and posted in a thread (it's linked in the comments, the file is called "DAT guide"): http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/dat-materials-prep-advice.1191834/#post-17598339

 

[rdub]

You can buy 10 RC practice tests on QVault for $49. This is what I did when I ran out on Bootcamp. And honestly QVault RC was more similar to my actual test than Bootcamps.

 

[JLT223]

Qvault is good. Also just read articles on Scientific American. Literally just read them and try to actually comprehend them. Do the 2007 passage and the 2009 exam when you're closer to your test date. Honestly, all I used was Bootcamp and it was bounds harder than my actual exam. If you can do fine on it with a method you are comfortable with the real exam should be no big deal.

 

[DSNCSUN]

You can buy 10 RC practice tests on QVault for $49. This is what I did when I ran out on Bootcamp. And honestly QVault RC was more similar to my actual test than Bootcamps.

appreciate it

 

[DSNCSUN]

Qvault is good. Also just read articles on Scientific American. Literally just read them and try to actually comprehend them. Do the 2007 passage and the 2009 exam when you're closer to your test date. Honestly, all I used was Bootcamp and it was bounds harder than my actual exam. If you can do fine on it with a method you are comfortable with the real exam should be no big deal.

thanks for the advice, i finally found a method that works for me so just working on my timing and stamina, i'm drained by the last passage

 

[Lnguyen7]

There are tons of MCAT books free at a library which you can use for RC

 

[htorres89]

thanks for the advice, i finally found a method that works for me so just working on my timing and stamina, i'm drained by the last passage

Hey, just curious, what's your method? I have done 5 tests and I still haven't found mine yet. No matter what I, I always pull an 18.