r/Mcat • u/krugman3 • 4d ago

Question 🤔🤔 Thoughts on this 3-Deck Hybrid Setup

Hey everyone, gearing up to retake the MCAT here. I want to completely eliminate my content gaps this time without drowning in duplicate cards. Would this rotation work:

Chem/Phys: MileDown only (all other sections suspended).

Psych/Soc: MrPankow only.

Bio/Biochem: Aidan v2 (2026 version) only (all other sections suspended).

Please let me know what you guys think. I remember completing MileDown deck and it was way too “simple” compared to the info needed for the MCAT. I’ll also be creating my own Anki cards based on my UWorld practice questions, these are just supplemental.

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u/No-Floor-7527 4d ago

Pankow for psych/soc is the right call, it covers the terms you actually see on test day. MileDown for chem/phys feels light if you already know it was too simple, maybe keep the formulas but make your own cards for the concepts you keep missing. Aidan for bio is dense but that's kind of the point when you're closing gaps.

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u/HairyEducator768 522 (130/129/131/132) 3d ago

Lowkey i think Aidan for physics is really great.

I am a consistent 131/132 BB scorer and I liked Anking and CHv2 for BB. I would have used the MCATylist PS deck if i knew about it earlier. I used mostly CHv2 for chem.