Hi all,
I still have a lot of time before I will actually take my MCAT, but I decided to start practicing the verbal section early as a non-native speaker.
I took my GMAT a few years back and I scored quite high- 90th something percentile. I took a few tests focusing on the verbal section and while my scores wasn’t stellar, I didn’t do that bad.
Today I took an online MCAT test given by Kaplan and completed only the verbal section.
http://kaplan.base77.com/MCAT/
The test told me that I only got 51% answers right and did not allow me to check which questions I got wrong. In all honestly, I have a hard time believing that I did that bad since I felt relatively confident about most of my answers. I heard that Kaplan uses the diagnostic to scare students into taking their class so that together with my ‘feel’ for the test and the fact that I couldn’t check which questions I got wrong makes me suspicious.
I was wondering if any one of you feels like attempting at the exam to give me your feedback.
Thank you in advance.