OAT Study Material, Need Advice

[kane88]

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So i'll be writing my OAT at the end of July, however, I'm not too sure if my study resources are adequate enough, especially for the physics and QR section.

So as of right now, I have Chad's Videos, and the DAT Destroyer (not OAT destroyer). What I'd like to know is if I should invest in the Math Destroyer and Physics Destroyer as I don't have many practice questions for these two sections. (none for the Physics section at all)

Also, is the only readily available practice test the one on the ADA website? Should I buy the Kaplan book to get access to the 2 practice exams? I don't plan on using it as a resource other than for the practice tests, so if theres a better resource out there for practice exams please let me know!

Sorry for asking so many questions, much appreciated if someone could get back to me!

 

[Mark2K8]

Chad's videos and the destroyer are a GREAT start. I also used the DAT destroyer when studying, so don't worry about any differences (you're just losing out on physics). I used Top Score for my practice exams (along with the free ADA one) and it was scary accurate compared to the real OAT. The only thing that was off is the physics section (it was much harder than the real OAT, but all the other sections mimic the real exam VERY well).

For Physics, I used Chad's quizzes as practice along with Cracking the OAT which was a supplemental to Chad's physics (he focuses more on MCAT physics in his videos).

The only time I used Kaplan's book was for the biology section to study. I didn't use it for practice tests. I used this one if you were interested.

Best of luck! Use June and July wisely.