Free MCAT practice test
The MCAT is a marathon of applied reasoning, not recall. Practise passage-based questions across all four sections, and start CARS early, because there is no content to fall back on.
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What the MCAT looks like
MCAT · 4 sections · scored 472-528. That is 230 questions across 4 sections in about 6 h 15 min. Revyy builds practice in this exact shape.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Chem/Phys | 59 | 95 min |
| CARS | 53 | 90 min |
| Bio/Biochem | 59 | 95 min |
| Psych/Soc | 59 | 95 min |
Practice that matches the real MCAT
Four sections, Chemical and Physical Foundations, CARS, Biological and Biochemical Foundations, and Psychological, Social and Biological Foundations of Behavior, each scored 118 to 132 for a total from 472 to 528. Most questions hand you a passage and ask you to apply what you know, so content review alone is a trap. Revyy builds MCAT-style passage sets with figures and data across the sections, plus content-free CARS reading, and explains every answer.
Mix practice passages into your content review from day one, keep a short daily dose of CARS, and re-test every miss on a spaced schedule so earlier subjects do not fade. Full-length MCAT-style practice is a Pro feature.
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Add your material or pick the format
Paste your notes, upload a PDF or photo, or just start a practice set in the exam's own style.
Practise timed, with explanations
Answer questions across the real difficulty range and see why each answer is right the moment you respond.
Come back to what you miss
Every wrong answer becomes a review card that returns on a spaced schedule until it finally sticks.
MCAT practice, answered
Is the MCAT practice free?
Yes. Practising MCAT-style passage questions across the sections is free, with an explanation on every answer. Full-length standardized practice is a Pro feature.
Does it include CARS practice?
Yes. Revyy builds Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills passages that use no outside content, exactly like the real section, so you can build the reading and reasoning it demands.
How is the MCAT scored?
Each of the four sections is scored 118 to 132, combining into a total from 472 to 528, centred around 500, as on the real exam.
When should I start MCAT practice?
Early, and alongside content review rather than after it, since the test rewards applying ideas to unfamiliar passages. Our MCAT study guide explains how to balance content and practice.
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