Meet Edward Malakh.

Scoring a perfect 528 on the MCAT isn't just about reading every textbook or doing thousands of practice problems. It's about systematically decoding the test maker's logic.

When I began my prep, I realized most resources focus entirely on passive content review. They flood you with facts but fail to teach the critical reasoning required for complex, ambiguous passages.

I engineered a new framework—one rooted in high-yield active recall, deliberate distractor elimination, and rigorous passage analysis. Using this method, I achieved a perfect score and secured my admission to NYU Grossman School of Medicine.

Now, at tutoring.help, I work 1-on-1 with driven pre-meds to implement these exact strategies. We strip away the fluff, focus on data-driven diagnostics, and relentlessly optimize your thought process until a top-percentile score becomes second nature.