AAMC tests?

[Craig-oy]

Does anyone have any extra AAMC practice tests that they have done already that i could borrow?

 

thanks alot if you can

[dan0105]

There's a really nice guy who keeps posting a link to a bunch of them if you haven't got them already...

 

http://www.premed101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7009&page=33

[Craig-oy]

I have heard easily that the best tests to study from for VR is AAMC ones..

 

SO, there are 8 tests given, each has approximately ~60 questions, maybe a bit less,

 

60 x 8 = 480 Q

 

So there is ~480 questions available from AAMC tests....

 

If you study these, thats alot of questions,

 

So im basically asking, should i primarily study these, the ~480 questions on verbal reasoning availiable from AAMC rather than EK's and Kaplan's questions,

 

I have both and i found them quite different from each other

[gogopogo]

Sounds like you and I are in the same boat.

 

I'm writing all the verbals for every test I have, regardless of whether I get to take the rest of that particular test or not. Really, why wouldn't I? I've got the time now, it's, what, an hour a day? There are so few ways to improve at verbal, but practice is certainly one of them. I have also found that some sections of the general studies GRE have some comparably phrased passages and questions, but there is more picking and choosing of the test.

 

If you have them, I say do them.

[Craig-oy]

Exactly!

I figured id practice VR for a good while, maybe even a month, and then move on, and this is good practice

 

do you feel that AAMC tests are easier to read...but the questions tend to be a BIT more abstract..

 

I dont know, i find the reading is alot more easier than EK, Kaplan or TPR

just the questions tend to be a bit more difficult, though not too bad,

i usually get one question incorrect i find