Full-length MCAT exams that feel like the real thing.

Six hours and fifteen minutes of content, four sections, the official interface and a 472–528 score report at the end. Start with the diagnostic, then watch your score move.

How it works

You’ll need the access code from your 30 Day MCAT program.

The real interface

Split passage pane, highlighter, answer strikethrough, flag for review, the navigation grid and the end-of-section review screen — laid out the way Prometric lays them out.

The real clock

95, 90, 95 and 95 minutes, with the 10, 30 and 10 minute breaks in between. Sections lock the moment the timer hits zero, exactly as they do on test day.

The real score

Every section converts to 118–132 and every full length to 472–528, with percentile, passage-versus-discrete breakdown and a full answer review.

Three ways to sit an exam

Test Day Mode

The real thing, start to finish

All four sections back to back under official AAMC timing, with the built-in 10, 30 and 10 minute breaks. No pausing, no explanations, and no returning to a section once it ends. Scored 472–528.

Section Sprint

One section, full pressure

Take a single section at its real time limit — CARS in 90 minutes, a science section in 95. Scored 118–132 for that section only.

Tutor Mode

Untimed, with explanations as you go

The same passages and questions with the clock off. The explanation appears the moment you answer. Tutor Mode runs are kept out of your score trend.

Exam structure

Section	Questions	Time	Break after
Chem/Phys Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems	59	95 min	10 min
CARS Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills	53	90 min	30 min
Bio/Biochem Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems	59	95 min	10 min
Psych/Soc Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior	59	95 min	—