MDCAT 90-Day Study Plan: A Realistic Preparation Strategy
Ninety days is enough to prepare for MDCAT — if the days are structured. It's also enough to waste completely, if they're not. The difference between toppers and repeaters usually isn't intelligence. It's that one group had a plan and followed it, and the other group "studied hard" in no particular direction. Here's a plan built for 90 days. Adjust the dates to your exam; keep the structure. The three phases Phase 1 — Foundations (Days 1–30) Goal: cover every chapter of every subject at least once, with understanding — not speed. Biology first, always — it carries the highest weightage, so it gets the most hours. Read each chapter, then immediately do 30–50 MCQs on it. Chemistry second: physical chemistry is formula-driven (practise numericals daily); organic is reaction-driven (make charts of every reaction with conditions). Physics third: understand the logic, then drill numericals — MDCAT physics rewards speed with formulas. English last each ...