MDCAT Physics
Pick the right formula, watch your units — that’s most of MDCAT Physics.
Physics makes up around 36 of the 180 MDCAT questions. It is formula- and application-driven: the exam tests whether you can choose the right equation and reason through units, not whether you can produce long derivations.
A clean formula sheet, comfort with units and dimensions, and plenty of timed MCQ practice are the fastest route to a reliable Physics score.
What’s covered in MDCAT Physics
- •Kinematics & motion
- •Forces & Newton’s laws
- •Work, energy & power
- •Momentum & collisions
- •Circular motion & gravitation
- •Waves & sound
- •Light & optics
- •Electricity & magnetism
- •Modern physics basics
Sample Physics MCQs
Try a few — pick an answer to see the worked explanation, just like inside the app.
How to prepare for MDCAT Physics
- ✓Keep a one-page formula sheet and learn the SI units for each quantity.
- ✓Use unit/dimension checks to eliminate wrong options fast.
- ✓Practise timed MCQs — Physics is where careless unit slips cost marks.
MDCAT Physics — FAQs
- How many Physics questions are on the MDCAT?
- Around 36 of the 180 questions.
- Does MDCAT Physics need heavy maths?
- No — it favours picking the correct formula and reasoning through units over long derivations. Most questions are short applications.
- How can I avoid silly mistakes in Physics?
- Always check units and powers of ten, and practise under a timer so the careful habits hold up on exam day.
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