The official AAMC practice test is based on a real past
exam and
it is available by clicking:
free MCAT practice
test. Please note: the AAMC often changes the link
so if it is not there, do the following: go to AAMC.org, click
on MCAT, click MCAT Publications then look for Test 3R (the R
refers to Revised).
The 3 free Gold Standard tests can be accessed here:
free
practice MCATs.
The new CBT: Computer Based Test for the Medical College
Admission Test
2006 will be remembered as the last year of the paper test and 2007
is the introduction of the Computer Based Test. The
content is the same but the MCAT CBT is a shorter test.
Here is a summary of the 2007
MCAT changes:
• the test will be shorter (approximately 5 hours vs. the current
testing time of 8 hours).
• students will receive their
exam scores more quickly.
• the exam will be offered more frequently throughout the year (up to
20 testing dates).
• the exam will be given in smaller, climate-controlled rooms.
Where can I get practice tests for the 2007 exam?
You can also visit the official website for the
Medical College Admission Test
to determine how you can gain access to online practice exams.
You can keep up to date regarding the changes, schedules and
test dates at
2007 Test Dates or at the official website for the AAMC,
AAMC.org.
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