For US and Canadian medical school
MCAT full-length simulator.
Real timing. Every answer taught.
230 questions across 4 sections · 375 minutes of test time · scored on the 472–528 (per section: 118–132) scale.
Full-length exam
Form A
230 questions · 375 min · 4 sections
Baseline diagnostic. Take this first to set your starting score.
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Full-length exam
Form B
230 questions · 375 min · 4 sections
Second full-length. Take it after your content review to measure gains.
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What's inside each test
Chemical & Physical Foundations of Biological Systems
59 questions · 95 minutes · 10 blocks
Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills
53 questions · 90 minutes · 9 blocks
Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems
59 questions · 95 minutes · 10 blocks
Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior
59 questions · 95 minutes · 10 blocks
How the teaching explanations work
- 1. Step-by-step approach. Every question teaches the exact reading/reasoning path a top scorer uses.
- 2. Full worked explanation. A 150–350 word walkthrough of the mechanism, calculation, or logic being tested.
- 3. Distractor autopsy. Every wrong choice is diagnosed — you learn which traps to spot next time.
- 4. Concept tags. See your weakest topics at a glance in the review view.