Medical College Admission Test, MCAT
Medical College Admission Test, MCAT is a standardized, computer-based examination, the score of which needs to be submitted in most of the medical colleges in Canada and United States as part of the admission process. MCAT is designed by the Association of American Medical Colleges that consists of three multiple sections and one writing assessment. It helps to measure critical thinking, problem solving, writing skills and written analysis along with the knowledge of scientific principles and concepts of the applicants. Majority of medical schools in United States require submission of MCAT scores, which is not more than 3 years old. MCAT schedule Medical College Admission Test, MCAT is held full day containing four sections such as Physical Sciences, Verbal Reasoning, Biological Sciences and Writing Sample. The Physical Sciences section consists of the questions on general chemistry and physics. The Biological Sciences section has the questions on biology and organic chemistry. All ...