I used a set of Exam Kracker books for content review and felt like they did a really good job of summarizing topics and concepts, would highly recommend those. I also used Khan academy videos to review (and sometimes just flat-out learn) things I didn't understand while going through the EK books.
Regarding practice exams, I ended up taking 5 NextStep (plus a half-length), 3 TPR, 1 Kaplan, 1 EK, and the AAMC Full length, Official Guide, and question packs. Definitely take advantage of the AAMC things if you have the time, these were by FAR the most similar to the real thing. The other exams I used mainly for content review and boosting my mental endurance. Don't pay too much attention to your actual scores on these, Kaplan and TPR both tend to really undershoot scores, and NS does a little too. You'll more than likely be disappointed if you try to get your target MCAT score on these practice exams. Try to focus on improving your scores instead.
As far as buying and pricing...
-The best deal I saw was
here, from TPR , where they give you a review book and 3 FL's for a little over 20$. These exams were okay, I felt they were harder than the real thing, but 3 FL's for 20$ is an amazing deal.
-Kaplan also has a good deal
here, where you get a book and a practice FL for ~20$. Kaplan is also very difficult, but again, good deal.
-EK is usually regarded as the most similar to the AAMC material, although their exams are expensive (50$/exam). I only bought one of these, but felt it was worth the money.
-The bulk of my FL's came from NextStep, where they give you 5 for I think 125$. These exams were very good, and I definitely felt like I got my money's worth. They also have a free 1/2 length diagnostic, which is cool.
I haven't gotten my score back yet, but based on my AAMC practice exam I'm predicted somewhere around 516-519, if that gives any credence to my thoughts. Good luck OP!
