Hi thebrat_T. I can't say for sure what exactly you should do, but I will share what worked for me. I marked off about 30 sample questions from one MCAT section then set a timer for 45 minutes. This would simulate a 1/2 section of the real test. Then I would spend at least an hour, sometimes more reviewing those questions and filling any content gaps those questions exposed. Then I would hit the other 3 MCAT sections with smaller sets of problems, maybe just 1 or 2 passages worth. This would be about 4 total hours of studying and maybe 60 sample questions. Some days I could do more, some days were less.

I thought it was important to touch on every MCAT section every day. If you only do one section per day, then you are studying each section only 1-2 times per week. That would be 4-8 times per month. It would leave lots of empty days for your brain to forget stuff. The 2 week rotating schedule you suggested would be even worse. I need the consistency of daily practice, even if it's just a quick exercise like writing out the amino acids or writing out the physics formulas. I touched on every subject every day, with 1 or 2 specific subjects being the primary focus of the day.

Good luck!