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Hello guys,
For each MCAT section, I would say I'm more confident on Biology, Organic chemistry, Biochem, Psychology, and Sociology. On the other hand, I'm not very confident with physics and gen chem. Would you suggest that I would focus more on the subjects that I am more confident with and be great at it, however, still focus on gen chem and physics but to little extent.
Breaking down each section, Gen chem and physics do not make up the majority of the questions on the MCAT.
Gen chem is about 23 questions and physics is about 16 questions.
While biochemistry: 32 questions, biology take the bulk of the question 48 questions, psych 40 questions, sociology: 19 questions, and organic chem 14 questions. This is just the science section but there is a CARS section as well.
So should I focus on what I feel more confident with?
Thanks guys
For each MCAT section, I would say I'm more confident on Biology, Organic chemistry, Biochem, Psychology, and Sociology. On the other hand, I'm not very confident with physics and gen chem. Would you suggest that I would focus more on the subjects that I am more confident with and be great at it, however, still focus on gen chem and physics but to little extent.
Breaking down each section, Gen chem and physics do not make up the majority of the questions on the MCAT.
Gen chem is about 23 questions and physics is about 16 questions.
While biochemistry: 32 questions, biology take the bulk of the question 48 questions, psych 40 questions, sociology: 19 questions, and organic chem 14 questions. This is just the science section but there is a CARS section as well.
So should I focus on what I feel more confident with?
Thanks guys