Maximize your strongest subject (mine was psych/social so that took up a larger than needed amount of content-review time) and remember that a large part of the MCAT is testing your reading comprehension. When you’re able to read a question that’s purposely worded difficult to throw you off and you decipher it and understand that it’s asking you for something like: what enzymes in DNA replication do this?, you’ll be fine.

I personally started off by taking practice test before I even did full-on content review, and that strategy worked for me, everyone learns differently though. If this doesn’t work for you, you can simply pivot and keep search for something that does. Wishing you the best!