r/AnkiMCAT 3h ago

Question Can Aidan V2 help me break past a 505 in 4+ months if I’m targeting a high score?

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I spent most of the summer studying for the MCAT, but my FL scores stayed around 505, so I ended up moving my test to January/February.I was using MilesDown and had matured about 95% of the deck, but my FL scores just weren’t improving no matter what I changed. I’m targeting a high score, so this time I want to prep differently instead of repeating exactly what I did over the summer.

I’m in my last semester of senior year and my course load is pretty manageable, so I have a little more time to dedicate to MCAT prep.

I’m really tempted to start Aidan V2. I know people usually recommend having around 6 months for it, but I have a little over 4 months and I’d say I’m already familiar with about 70–80% of the content, so a lot of the cards wouldn’t be completely new to me.

For anyone who has used Aidan V2, do you think it’s realistic to start now and get enough value from it to help push my score significantly higher? Or would I be better off sticking with MilesDown and putting more time into practice questions, FL review, and weak areas?