How I Scored 131 on the MCAT CARS Section

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Title	:	How I Scored 131 on the MCAT CARS Section
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🕒 Timestamps 🕒br0:49 - Top CARS Resourcesbr2:28 - Best Practice Methodsbr5:53 - 90th Percentile Strategiesbr10:39 - Traps to Avoidbr11:55 - Mindset for successbrbr🔑 Key Resources 📚brPrinceton Review CARS Workbook: amznto/2RaLGWybrExamkrackers 101 Passage in Verbal Reasoning: amznto/3kiH1OXbrOfficial AAMC MCAT Resources: storeaamcorg/mcat-prephtml brKhan Academy MCAT: wwwkhanacademyorg/test-prep/mcat/critical-analysis-and-reasoning-skills-practice-questions
Comment from : Darren Chai, MD

This vid is 3 years ago but I figure I would post this nowbrbrHow do you summarize each sentence fast? Like it would take me 8-10 to read the passage if I summarized each sentence
Comment from : QuickLearnScience

this was the most helpful and relatable cars video i've seen so far Thanks sm!!!
Comment from : Sk8ter Girl

bring more such videos
Comment from : B Bharat

Awesome video, I would just say lower the volume of the music slightly
Comment from : sarah chong

idk if you still check comments on this video but the active reading suggestion was pretty helpful but would it be possible if you could do a cars passage together and show us what you mean by active reading and how you approached passages?
Comment from : Yes No

Doctor, my experience is that the examiners are really looking for your ability to comprehend a snippet of English:brFor example (por ejemplo):brbrbafter a passage/bbrall of the following opinions work to undermine the legitimacy of the Sinaloa cartel:bra) The fact that Sinaloa is a state in Mexicobrb) The notion that a cartel is an illegal non-sponsored entity that vies for political powerbrc) a onlybrd) a and bbrrepuesta: bbrI find it important to identify synonyms and antonyms in these parts, yo, because you need to comprehend what is asked and how to find exactly what answer expresses the reinforcing concept brbrFor example: of the following, what would be reflective of insubordination (test-taker would look for words relating to desertion) which synonymous with the theme or, if written as what would be indicative of insubordination would also result in a similar answer but if someone wrote the question as: what would be a behavior that is converse of insubordination, you would look for an antonym answer that runs opposite with the word such as bravery and loyalty and desertion would be incorrectbrIf you purchase a thesaurus🦕 and dictionary you'll really benefit from points gained by word knowledge and, they look great on your bookshelf
Comment from : Arlo Arthur Cordell

good!! wow
Comment from : Arlo Arthur Cordell

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : JustaGuy

Thank you for the video! Did you do the mcat twice? How did that happen( if so, when did you do your first one approximately and when did you do the second one)?
Comment from : Daniel Ghiasvand

3 percentile on the CARS checking in
Comment from : satinderjit4

!!! That strategy at 8:08 on strategic highlighting is something I also figured out that worked well for me I also highlighted things that seemed like they would be relevant and would need to be referenced quickly So I highlighted anything like "said, thought, stated" etc because it usually introduces an opinion I also highlighted "experiment" or "study" so I'd know where to go quickly And I also highlighted numbers for ease of reference, but that is dependent case by case for me
Comment from : Sewpungyow

At first, I thought you misspoke when you said to summarize each sentence However (underline this part), I went and did some practice questions right after watching this and the active reading bit made a huge difference brbrI went from averaging 75-80, and feeling nervous about 1/2 of my answers, to 95 and feeling very confident brbrMy previous method was to write down the main idea of each paragraph and worked well enough But doing a mental summary of each sentence made it soo much easier to relate the arguments from each paragraph The passages honestly seemed more interesting when I did this method as well The extra time it took to read was compensated by how much quicker I answered the questions brbrThank you, thank you, thank you!
Comment from : Shawwblagoo

your personality is A1
Comment from : tobi kamoru

I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing his personality was the entire time lol Instead of making me stressed, which I already was before watching this video, he managed to make me relax, smile, and laugh throughout the entire video Subscribed! Thank you for the helpful tips Darren!
Comment from : Zara K

spot on!! thank you!
Comment from : Maya Lari

There are some really good gems in here that you can't get from other places Thanks for this!
Comment from : J T

Thanks very insightful Im looking for more focus with respect to discerning those pesky questions themselves!!! always trappedThat mouse was me
Comment from : Billy Meeks

Could I love you?😘
Comment from : Mắt Một Mí

Congratulations!! How did you review the FLEs? I erased one of my questions; you answered it, thank you!! Wish I found your channel sooner! Broke students unite LOL! Love the content btw; too funny and very informative!! :) I also hope the rat didn't fall into that trap like many of us did :(
Comment from : Farida Burenbeiya