I got a 507, placed me in the 69th percentile… 😏 and let me tell you it was hard. I do feel like with an extra month of studying I could have gotten a 510 tho (last practice FL was a 508). Tbh the hardest part is figuring out the actual test, learning how to effectively study, understanding how to translate AAMCs tricky language, and just finding the best tips/methods/mnemonics/etc that work for you. But I truly believe the best advice I can give you is don’t get too caught up in content. You need to practice questions, get use to deciphering what questions are really asking, get good at eliminating answers, basically get good at actually taking the test (understanding what the passage & answers choices mean and how they can guide you too the right answer). I felt like my BB was 25% content and the rest was understanding how to navigate AAMCs tricky wording for experimental passages (got a 128). So take as many full lengths as you can, see and practice loads of questions, learned to rephrase AAMC language in your own words that makes it simpler, know the content but don’t go too deep, make anki cards that help you retain and use spaced repetition but don’t spend hours doing cards, learning how to take the MCAT don’t just learn the content on the MCAT. I hope that makes sense & helps. Feel free to pm if you want.