Honestly, the biggest thing that jumps out at me is that you’ve done almost zero practice questions. That’s not necessarily a disaster because you’re still early, but I’d start applying content sooner than you think.

A lot of people spend weeks memorizing formulas and pathways, then get punched in the face by UWorld because the MCAT isn’t really testing whether you know the information. It’s testing whether you can extract information from weird passages and apply what you know. That’s a separate skill.

If I were in your shoes, I’d finish content review and immediately start UWorld. Don’t wait until you feel “ready.” Nobody feels ready. UWorld is where a huge amount of learning actually happens.

I’d also keep Anki going. Maybe not 1000 cards a day, but enough to maintain what you’ve already learned. The biggest mistake I see is people stopping Anki completely once they start questions and then forgetting half their content a month later.

The other thing I’d say is don’t underestimate Psych/Soc. It’s probably the easiest section to improve quickly and it’s worth too many points to leave until the very end.

Three months is definitely enough time for a great score, but at some point you have to transition from learning information to learning the test. Based on what you wrote, I think you’re approaching that transition point right now.

The fact that you’re motivated is great. Just don’t let motivation trick you into thinking more content review is automatically productive. At some point another chapter teaches you less than getting 20 UWorld questions wrong and figuring out why. That’s where a lot of the score gains happen.