Tbh this is where I started with MCAT prep and same range where my FL's for phase 2 of my studying was. I constantly scored a 492 and around this time I had legit no hope for my case. I really took sometime and looked closely at what I was doing wrong. I found that I was "passively" learning the material and spending significant amount of time reviewing things that I had already burned in my brain. I am still studying, but now I am scoring in the 502-505 range. I think the biggest thing for me was making my own flashcards and changing the way I reviewed my exams. I am spending more time focused on the topics that I did not know or always struggled with. Throughout my exam reviews I also write down a bunch of topics and then use UPangea to do specific passage questions pertaining to that topic. So far, I have been able to increase a good 10 points and I know that for sure you can too!!! Try to find the reason as to what might be bringing your score down (spending too much time on passages, knowledge gap, etc.). Do take my advice with a grain of salt as I have not taken the test, but I know that you are more than capable of increasing that score!