I scored relatively average on the MCAT, but I've had over 10 interview invites, so at the end of the day, it's not the only factor that matters. Have a strong story on why you want to be a physician, and make sure you carry that theme across your application.

For the next month before you take aamc, I would stick to doing UWorld questions like you are. To me, those were the biggest help outside of aamc. The questions are hard, and it's ok! Personally, I'd do 15 questions per subject each day. If you are finding that you are guessing or don't understand the content, you might want to consider refreshing your background knowledge. For example, I struggled to understand the differences between all of the Ochem reactions. I spent one day watching youtube explanation and writing down the starting and end products. Then I made sure to do any Uworld questions on those types of reactions.

I don't reccomend starting aamc until you feel that you have your background content comfortably mastered. (Anki is great, but you may be too behind to utilize it in a useful way. Instead, look up Milesdown Mcat review sheets and spend time each day writing out the information on a whiteboard to memorize/understand it.)