A good MCAT score typically falls around 510 or higher, which places you above the 80th percentile and makes you a competitive applicant for many medical schools. The MCAT is scored from 472 to 528, with each of the four sections (Chemical and Physical Foundations, Critical Analysis and Reasoning, Biological and Biochemical Foundations, and Psychological and Social Foundations) scored between 118 and 132. Since admissions committees evaluate both your overall score and section balance, many students turn to MCAT Tutoring to strengthen weak areas, improve test-taking strategies, and maximize their score potential. 

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