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Straight-talking MDCAT preparation: study plans, subject strategy, exam-day facts, and the small mistakes that quietly cost people their seats. Written by the MDCATify team.
Sitting the MDCAT Again: What to Change the Second Time
Missed merit and planning a retake? The honest version: work out which of the four things actually cost you marks, then build next year around that instead of starting Biology from page one again.
Read more →MDCAT Chemistry: Which Topics Deserve Your Time First
Chemistry is about 45 of the 180 questions. How the paper splits across physical, organic and inorganic, which topics keep reappearing, and the numericals worth drilling until they are automatic.
Read more →MDCAT Physics: 36 Marks Most Students Give Up Too Early
Physics is a fifth of the paper and the subject students write off first. How to hold the formulas you need, read a numerical quickly, and pick the right option without finishing the algebra.
Read more →The 18 Easiest Marks on the MDCAT, and Why Students Give Them Away
English and Logical Reasoning are about 9 questions each, 18 marks in total, the same as 18 Biology questions. They need almost no new content, and they are the first thing most students stop revising.
Read more →MDCAT 2026 Answer Key and Result: Where Each Province Has Published Them
The MDCAT 2026 answer keys are out and Punjab declared its result on 24 September. Where to find your province’s key and result, how to match your paper code, and what to do if you think a question was marked wrong.
Read more →MDCAT 2026: Date, Format, Passing Marks & Everything You Need to Know
MDCAT 2026 was held on 20 September 2026. The exam date, the 180-MCQ paper format, subject weightage, the no-negative-marking rule and the passing marks, all in one place.
Read more →Is 6 Weeks Enough to Prepare for the MDCAT?
Is six weeks enough for the MDCAT? Yes, if your hours follow the marks and your worst topics set the agenda. The honest case, plus exactly how to spend the time.
Read more →MDCAT Biology Mnemonics That Actually Stick
A compact set of MDCAT Biology mnemonics for the facts students most often mix up: taxonomy, biomolecules, the heart, hormones and more, plus how to drill them so they hold on exam day.
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