MCAT Practice Test
Choose your test type and start practicing. All questions are built on the official AAMC content outline across the four MCAT sections.
Why Take MCAT Practice Tests?
Timed practice is one of the most effective ways to prepare for the MCAT. The AAMC exam contains roughly 230 scored questions across four sections — Bio/Biochem, Chem/Phys, Psych/Soc, and CARS — completed over about 7.5 hours of seated time. Simulating that environment builds the stamina, pacing, and confidence you need on test day.
Our practice questions are organized by the official AAMC content categories (1A–10A) plus CARS reasoning skills. Each question comes with a detailed explanation so you can learn from mistakes immediately. Whether you have 30 minutes for a quick set or want a full-length 230-question simulation, there is a format that fits your schedule.
How It Works
Select a test type above — Quick Test (20 questions), Half Test (~100 questions), or Full Mock (230 questions). Questions are drawn from across the four MCAT sections in proportions that mirror the real exam. When you finish, you will see your score breakdown by section, time spent, and detailed explanations for every answer — so you can target the content categories that need the most work.