[AsK]emUnited : How to prepare for MCAT ? What about academies ?
[AsK]emUnited
Premed/FSc Guidance and Counselling Initiative.
Question 8: How to Prepare for MCAT?
What do you suggest: how to prepare for MCAT? And what you say about academies?
Answer
Preparing for the MCAT is not as difficult as it seems. Don't try to overburden yourself during FSc. You'll have at least 2 months after your final exams to prep for the MCAT.
The point is that you must revise all fundamental concepts. MCAT is about keeping a cool head. No one is going to ask you petty details. Try to focus on the things that appear more important from an MCQ point of view.
Join any academy you like for the crash tests and the grand tests. They help. And try to solve as many mcqs as you can lay your hands on.
The point is that you must revise all fundamental concepts. MCAT is about keeping a cool head. No one is going to ask you petty details. Try to focus on the things that appear more important from an MCQ point of view.
Join any academy you like for the crash tests and the grand tests. They help. And try to solve as many mcqs as you can lay your hands on.
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