Get the MCAT Scores You Need to Succeed

At Sapneil Tutoring, we understand the importance of excelling on the MCAT to gain admission to competitive medical programs. A high MCAT score can be a game-changer, helping you stand out as a top candidate.

Our comprehensive MCAT preparation program is designed to help you reach your highest potential through personalized instruction, mock practice exams, expert guidance from Dr. Sapneil & Team (yes, the founder is highly involved in every aspect of your tutoring experience!!), online platform access to an extensive video library, and topic-specific worksheets to master each section of the MCAT.

What is the MCAT and Why Is It Important?

The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is a standardized, computer-based exam required for admission to most medical schools in the U.S. and Canada. A competitive MCAT score is a critical component of your medical school application and reflects your readiness for the academic rigors of medical education.

What is on the MCAT Test?

Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems

Total Questions: 59
Time Allotted: 95 minutes
Topics Covered: General chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, and biology concepts as they relate to the human body.

Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS)

Total Questions: 53
Time Allotted: 90 minutes
Topics Covered: Reading comprehension and critical analysis of humanities and social science passages.

Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems

Total Questions: 59
Time Allotted: 95 minutes
Topics Covered: Biology, biochemistry, and organic chemistry, focusing on processes of living organisms.

Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior

Total Questions: 59
Time Allotted: 95 minutes
Topics Covered: Psychology, sociology, and biology concepts related to human behavior and social systems.

How Do You Register for the MCAT?

Create an AAMC Account
Select a Test Date and Location on the MCAT registration portal.
Complete the Registration Form, including your personal information and any accommodations you may need.
Pay the Exam Fee. Fees may vary depending on the region and registration deadlines.

Testing is conducted in-person at designated Prometric testing centers. For more details on registration and testing policies, visit the AAMC website .

How Is the MCAT Scored?

Total Score:
The MCAT total score ranges from 472 to 528, with the midpoint at 500. It is the sum of your scores across the four sections.

Section Scores:
Each of the four sections is scored individually, ranging from 118 to 132:

Equated Scoring:
The MCAT uses equated scoring, meaning your score reflects the number of questions answered correctly, adjusted for the difficulty of the exam form you took. This ensures that scores are comparable across different test administrations.

Percentile Ranks:
In addition to raw scores, the AAMC provides percentile ranks to indicate how your score compares to other test-takers.

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Maximize your college placement and save time by starting in the correct-level courses. Our expert tutors, round-the-clock support, and premium resources ensure you’re fully prepared to excel.

Why Choose Sapneil Tutoring for MCAT Prep?

Professional Teachers:

Our expert tutors are highly knowledgeable in the latest MCAT formats and techniques. Dr. Sapneil Parikh and the Sapneil Tutoring Team are hands-on in the preparation process, from curriculum development to mock exam delivery.

Personalized Learning:

Our sessions are customized to your unique strengths and weaknesses. With performance-tracking tools and AI-powered self-assessments, we monitor your progress and help you optimize your study strategies.

Extensive Practice:

We have 1000’s of hours of video lessons, over 1500 practice problems, numerous proven test-taking strategies, videos on score-improving lessons, practice worksheets, test-taking tips, and detailed explanations for each available mock exam.

Flexible Options:

Prepare at your own pace with our online and in-person courses. Whether you’re a local Florida student or studying from across the globe, we provide flexible options and private tutoring for a personalized learning experience.

HOW OUR TUTORING PROGRAM WORKS

When you select Sapneil Tutoring for your student's test preparation, you get: personalized 1-on-1 and/ or small group sessions, exclusive access to Dr. Sapneil's tested strategies and cognitive skills, a tailored learning program, an e-learning platform, and unlimited academic support.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to take the MCAT is when you feel fully prepared. Here are three key considerations to help you decide:

When Do You Plan to Attend Medical School?

Many students take the MCAT in the year they apply to medical school. For instance, if you aim to start medical school in Fall 2025, consider taking the MCAT in 2024.

Will You Need to Retake the Exam?

If you think you might retake the MCAT, take it earlier in the year. This gives you time to review your scores, decide on retesting, and find an available test date.

Have You Mastered the Exam Content?

The MCAT covers topics like biology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, psychology, and sociology. Sapneil Tutoring can ensure you’re confident in these areas before testing.

Additional Tips:

Medical schools see all your scores, so be strategic.

There are limits on how many times you can take the MCAT.

When in doubt, consult your pre-health advisor and take the exam when you feel ready, not just when you think you should.

You are not required to take a break between sections of the MCAT exam. You may go on to the next section in the exam once you finish the previous section or there is an optional 10 or 30 minute break. You may also leave the testing room during the break to access food, drink, or medicines, or to use the restroom.

The remaining time from a section you finished early or a skipped break will not carry over to the next section of the exam.

Bring Two Valid IDs:
- One government-issued ID with a photo and signature
- One additional ID with a signature (e.g., credit card or library card).
Verify your application name matches your IDs exactly
Leave Non-Essential Items at Home
Personal items like phones, food, drinks, pens, and jackets must be stored in the test center locker and are not accessible during the exam.
Empty your pockets before signing in.
Adhere to all instructions given by the test administrator.
Notify the test administrator of any issues during testing. Submit unresolved concerns in writing within five business days.
After the Test:
- Arrange transportation or inform family/friends ahead of time. Do not use electronic devices inside the center.
- Update Contact Information
  - If your address changes before scores are reported, update your record with the Department of Testing Services.