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We often struggle to recommend a number because it is difficult to know how many MCAT Questions to take, but we always say that the more MCAT Questions you take, the better! We recommend doing 50 MCAT Questions per day for at least 30 days, for a total of 1000 MCAT Questions!
In terms of the best MCAT Practice Tests, we recommend these, in order of how good they are:
• Free - Medic Mind Questions (on this page)
• Paid - Medic Mind 4000Q Bank
• Paid - Medify MCAT Question Bank 4000Q
The MCAT has four sections: Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems; Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems; Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior; and Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS).
We recommend practising MCAT Questions three weeks before your exam. We conduct extensive research on MCAT Trends each year, so using the MCAT Practice Tests above is a good first step.
There are many MCAT questions available on the internet, but we always recommend quality over quantity. MCAT Practice Tests should be used in conjunction with MCAT Theory.
To determine which areas of the MCAT require the most practice, take one MCAT Practice Test for each of the four MCAT sections. See which questions you didn't know/got wrong and then use this information to plug the gaps in your knowledge! We recommend taking the same paper a couple of weeks later so you can see how you're progressing.
There are no official MCAT Past Papers, but you can practise the questions on their website using the MCAT Practice Tests. They have over 1000 MCAT questions for you to review!
Check out our blog for articles on the MCAT, including tips and advice from the experts. Make sure to follow Medic Mind on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/medicmind/ We post daily tips on how to ace the MCAT.
This page contains a large number of free MCAT questions that you can use! You can also practise with free MCAT questions and free MCAT full mocks on the official MCAT website. Additional MCAT preparation resources are available online.
On our YouTube channel, we have a lot of free MCAT videos and a free MCAT mini course! Keep an eye out for our free MCAT webinars as well!
That really depends on individual students and their knowledge and understanding. However, many students have said to us that they need more help in the CARS section of the test as the questions are not based on content knowledge but instead, focus more on analysis and reasoning skills.
There are 230 questions in total on the MCAT. These are split into 59 questions for Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems, Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems, and Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior, with 53 questions for the Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) section.
