Our advanced testing platform allows you to take the tests in the same CBT (computer based test) format as the AAMC’s official MCAT^® to fully simulate the actual test.  Practicing the tests online will help you get accustomed to computer testing and have a smoother experience during your actual MCAT.

Our MCAT Practice Tests provide a Scaled Score.  The Scaled Score is not simply a percentage to score conversion used by many other MCAT prep companies for book tests.  The score can only be properly calculated during CBT testing, under timed conditions and using the comparative analysis to the performance of other test takers on each individual question.  

The Diagnostics Report available for both Practice Tests and Topical Subject Tests provides detailed statistics on your individual performance on the test and categorizes questions by topics and difficulty level.  This will allow you to assess your knowledge of each subject and topic, identify the areas where you need to spend more time preparing and compare your performance to the performance of other test takers.

The MCAT Practice Tests are available in the old MCAT format (still used before February 2015) and the new MCAT-2015^® format.  If you are sitting for the MCAT before February 2015, we strongly recommend that you use the current MCAT version because those test simulate the currently administered MCAT.

To simulate the actual MCAT, our MCAT Practice Tests have the same number of passage-based and discrete questions with the same ratio of biology, physics, general and organic chemistry (and biochemistry for MCAT-2015) questions used by AAMC on the official MCAT.  All practice tests have unique questions without duplication between tests.

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