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DeckHigh-yield coreBreadthDepthMCAT cardsBest for
JackSparrow MCATComprehensiveComprehensiveModerate ~17 cards/concept~7,100Comprehensive MCAT
Captain Hook MCATComprehensiveComprehensiveModerate ~17 cards/concept~6,700Comprehensive, with P/S built in
AnKing MCATComprehensiveComprehensiveModerate ~16 cards/concept~6,300Complete MCAT primary deck
MileDown MCATComprehensiveBroadLight / single-pass ~7 cards/concept~2,800Focused MCAT review

High-yield core = how fully the deck covers the must-know concepts. Breadth = how much of the full outline it spans. Depth = how many cards it spends per concept (study style — deep drilling vs. a fast single pass), not a quality score. MCAT cards counts cards whose content maps to our outline (off-exam cards excluded); figures are rounded estimates. How we audit decks →

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