Which exam are you sitting?

How the mock tests work

There are 65 mock tests here across MDCAT, LUMS, COMSATS, FAST, NUST, 9,500 questions in all, and 65 of the mocks are free to sit. Each mock is timed and opens in fullscreen, so it feels like the real exam. Every exit is logged. The first is only recorded, the second brings a warning, and the third ends the mock and scores what you have answered.

Your score appears the moment you submit, with the correct answer and a written explanation for every question. The result breaks your score down by subject and tags every question with its topic, so you know what to revise before the next one.

Mocks or past papers?

Past papers show you what the exam has actually asked. Mocks are new questions written to the same pattern, so you can practise under time pressure without repeating questions you have already seen. Most students work through the past papers first, then use mocks in the final weeks. The syllabus pages list every topic if a mock shows a gap.