Biology

• Test Description:

  • Biology is the most heavily weighted subject in MDCAT.

  • Questions are conceptual, testing understanding of cellular biology, genetics, human physiology, reproduction, evolution, and more.

  • Requires in-depth knowledge and the ability to apply concepts to unfamiliar situations.

• Solution Strategy:

  • Focus on textbook knowledge, especially from FSc or provincial boards.

  • Practice MCQs daily and review explanations.

  • Use diagrams and flowcharts for memorization.

  • Prioritize high-yield topics like cell cycle, immunity, and human systems.

 Chemistry

• Test Description:

  • Covers physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry.

  • Questions may involve numerical problems, reaction mechanisms, and conceptual understanding of chemical properties and structures.

• Solution Strategy:

  • Understand the basic concepts, not just memorization.

  • Practice reaction pathways and stoichiometric calculations.

  • Revise periodic trends, chemical bonding, and acid-base concepts.

  • Solve past paper MCQs regularly.

 Physics

• Test Description:

  • Physics involves numerical problems and conceptual analysis.

  • Topics include mechanics, electricity, thermodynamics, optics, and waves.

• Solution Strategy:

  • Practice formula-based problem-solving.

  • Strengthen conceptual knowledge to handle tricky application-based questions.

  • Use unit analysis and approximation techniques for quick solving.

  • Focus on high-scoring chapters like kinematics, current electricity, and optics.

 English

• Test Description:

  • Tests grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and sentence structure.

  • Includes synonyms/antonyms, prepositions, error detection, and reading passages.

• Solution Strategy:

  • Improve vocabulary using word lists from the MDCAT syllabus.

  • Practice grammar rules (especially subject-verb agreement, tenses, and parts of speech).

  • Read short passages and practice MCQs on comprehension and sentence correction.