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I used Kaplan to take pcat. I only studied one month prior the test and I got 74 percentile. I got 93% on chemistry, 95% math, 84% biology, 8% reading and 25% vocabulary. I got 4 outta 6 for writing. I am an average student as far as my grades goes. I only focused on chemistry and biology for the most part and spend one week on math section( i am quick with math) and honestly all you need do to do good at the math section is to practice solving problems rather than to study it. not to mention I have taken calculus 1,2 and 3. I barely spent any time on reading section and vocabulary that is why I did so poorly, otherwise my percentile would have gone up to 90. I practiced one essay per week and I did take some tips from the kaplan writing section. Kaplan prepared me well for the biology, specially that I have never taken general biology or genetics. I got some help from princeton for the genetic section and microbiology since kaplan does not go too wide with microbiology and honestly when I took the test I realized kaplan was on point for what it covered because pcat barely asked any micro question. Everything kaplan covered was on point. many people complain about how it does not go into great details, however that is understandable if you have absolutely no clue about that subject and you really need a more elementary level then you would want to have a side book (i chose Princeton) to refer to whenever you feel like you need some extra help.

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