Posted On: September 27th 2026, 12:29 pm
When I started my AMC preparation, there weren't a lot of people or any instagram pages that were talking about the AMC pathway for free.
So here's a few things I figured out on my own and I hope they help make your AMC journey a little bit easier!
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#AMCMCQ #amcexam Use the core resources that I've mentioned my other posts and do efficient preparation.
AMC MCQs are based on Australian guidelines, so the most authentic resources will always be their own guidelines!
Qbanks are a way to understand the AMC MCQ pattern, to understand the explanations behind the right options and to practice your knowledge.
Choose one Qbank and stick to it till the end.
Often the free recalls available in groups are poorly worded, missing key details in the stem and have the wrong answers marked.
Instead of wasting time trying to de-code them, its better to get recalls from authentic sources.
As everyone knows, the AMC has increased the difficulty level of the exam. The important topics also vary month to month. So its best to get advice from someone who's still up to date about the exam, not just someone who passed it years ago and now has no information regarding anything recent.
Your own notes are very high yield. You can write them in a way that helps you study best and that varies for everyone.
(Ofcourse if you don't have the time no need to panic about this, you can get notes from some academies as well.)