100th% MCAT Cars Scorer (132), 5+ Years Experience, MD Student

Aadil R.

A disappointing CARS score can feel especially brutal when you know the science content cold but still watch your percentile tank. As someone who is not at all a natural reader and once felt the same way, this is exactly the problem I help students fix. I am an MD student at Dell Medical School (UT Austin) who scored a 520 on the MCAT (129/132/130/129), including a perfect 132 on CARS after turning my weakest section into my best.

Over the past 5+ years, I’ve tutored middle and high school math, SAT, and MCAT, and my MCAT students have consistently reported significant score jumps, with most ultimately scoring 515+ on their official exam. Instead of vague advice like “just read more,” I focus on concrete, testable skills: how to read dense passages without getting lost, how to predict what the author will say next, and how to reliably choose between two “good” answer choices under time pressure. Together, we break CARS down into a small set of repeatable habits so your practice stops feeling random and your scores start moving in a predictable direction.

In our work, you can expect a structured but supportive approach. We will start by understanding your CARS history, timing issues, and the specific question types that give you trouble. From there, I build a personalized plan that includes weekly online sessions, targeted homework, and passage reviews that show you exactly why credited answers are right and tempting traps are wrong. My goal is not just to help you hit a certain CARS score, but to give you a way of reading and reasoning that makes the entire MCAT - and, eventually, medical school - feel more manageable and less intimidating.