MCAT FULL Study Guide AS A DOCTOR | How To Study For A Top Score 520+

[@nxtgenmd]

Hi everyone, please leave a like on this video if you found it helpful and feel free to ask any questions that you'd like answered in the comments section. Moving forward, I will try my best to answer all comments on a video for at least the 1st week that it's up. Best of luck studying and with the exam 💪

[@Friaa-ox4fv]

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[@nxtgenmd]

This is amazing to hear - thank you so much for checking back with this :) I'm really glad that she was able to get in and I hope that she has been enjoying medical school so much. With a parent like you, I'm sure that she will do well 😎 Wish her the best of luck from me and all the best

[@dazablok]

This is amazing dude tysm! Would you apply this plan to non trads as well? As in never have taken these science courses before? My bad if I missed it incase you addressed it! Helpful as always :)

[@nxtgenmd]

You’re welcome :) yes the schedule does work for non trads, however in my experience 3 and a half - 4 months is a better time line so just extend as you need to. You’ll have a better idea once you write your first full length MCAT after step 0 and the first week of studying Best of luck with it!

[@dazablok]

@@nxtgenmd Awesome! Thank you for the reply and the amazing content! :D you the GOAT!

[@samkeino6810]

Nice video. When is the best time to start your MCAT prep?

[@Drizzy1996]

Hello and thank you for your response Dr. C, I really appreciate it :) 1. Do you have the KrackU topics checklist that you can post as well ? 2. As a native born English speaker (born and raised in Canada), is it possible to consistenly practice CARS passages and not score well ? Also, what should I do if I run out of CARS passages to practice on ??? Thank you very much

[@nxtgenmd]

No worries Herman 🤙 1) unfortunately I can’t post the KrackU one as it’s a paid resource - but the AAMC list is freely accessible. Alternatively, you can sign up for the KrackU free trial and see it there 2) it’s always possible to not score well - even if you’re a native English speaker. You can be doing well in practice tests and just be off on test day as well. Your goal over 3 months is to improve your CARS consistency. Please refer to my linked cars study guide if you’d like to know about my study plan. All the best

[@Drizzy1996]

@@nxtgenmd Thanks !

[@Drizzy1996]

Also can you add the checklist for the topics as you said... I can't find it anywhere. Thanks !!

[@nxtgenmd]

Hi Herman, here's the official "what's tested" document from the AAMC: students-residents.aamc.org/media/9261/download I'll put it in the video description as well 🤙

[@Drizzy1996]

Do you believe that anyone can score in the top percentile for the CARS section if reading isn't exactly their forte ??? Thanks !

[@nxtgenmd]

I think that CARS is definitely harder for anyone taking the MCAT in a language that is non-native to them. The important thing to consider here is that you will get better with consistent practice and time spent 🔥however, when I designed my plan with the 3 month time frame, I did make the assumption that reading and comprehension skills were "average" for a premed level. If this is more difficult for you, then you could always expand your time frame to reflect the rate that you're improving. All the best with your prep :)