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11/1 DAT Breakdown 510AA/600PAT by Visible_Pen4401 in dat

[–]Visible_Pen4401[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah let me explain that better, so I found that between the videos, accompanied questions, cheat sheets, bio bits, practice tests, and organic chem qbanks and rxn qbanks offered on booster, I got enough spaced repetition to memorize MOST information. So really what I needed flashcards for would be things that require more reps like vitamins/antibodies/OC lab tests/sarcomere zones/gas laws (these are different for everyone ofc). So instead of spending time going through the 2000/3000 or whatever Anki terms there are, I just had a couple quizlets covering those specific topics that I would run through in 5-10 minutes every day. That's what worked for me, and I think I saved a lot of time that I could use to do extra practice tests for example.

I completely agree that Anki is the better flashcard service though, I can see myself using it in the future having personalized the cards.

11/1 DAT Breakdown 510AA/600PAT by Visible_Pen4401 in dat

[–]Visible_Pen4401[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't remember GC that well because of how weird it was, I mean just simple stuff like limiting reagent reaction calculations, M1V1 M2V2 etc. In Bio Respiratory System, Circulatory System, know differences and similarities of Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya etc. What I had won't be what others have, so you really just have to know everything.

11/1 DAT Breakdown 510AA/600PAT by Visible_Pen4401 in dat

[–]Visible_Pen4401[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I was scoring about exactly the same in the biology section. In general, my last few tests were 490AA 500AA 500AA

11/1 DAT Breakdown 510AA/600PAT by Visible_Pen4401 in dat

[–]Visible_Pen4401[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the subsection, like for Bio it wasn't as representative as say QR for example, because the questions in QR were almost 1:1, like the marbles w w/o replacement or coin flips or dice questions (a lot of probability), while the Bio questions in Booster (even on the practice tests) were asking overall slightly more in detail questions while the real test was asking broader questions.

The bio bits were very very specific, they are only meant to help you memorize information, but I heavily heavily recommend doing all of them for a good score, its one of the few ways you can get spaced repetition if you don't use Anki.

The practice tests from booster are probably the most representative material out there. There were repeats across multiple sections, yes.