The MCAT, via our US partner.
We do not run local MCAT cohorts — our teachers have not been trained for it yet. Instead, we place you in an official The Princeton Review (US) MCAT course or 1:1 tutoring, and stay your local point of contact from consultation to test day.
- 24 weeks
- 60 taught hours
- Max 4 per class
- Score-improvement guarantee
- Format
- Computer-based, test centre · 7h 30m
- Sections
- Chem/Phys · Bio/Biochem · Psych/Soc · CARS
- Scored
- 472–528 (midpoint 500)
- Sittings
- Multiple sittings, January–September
What any serious MCAT preparation has to cover.
Four sections, 230 questions, seven and a half hours, scored 472–528. The TPR US course we place you in teaches the content, builds the reasoning and rehearses the stamina — six months is the typical runway.
- 24
- Weeks
- 60
- Taught hours
- 8
- Full-length mocks
- Max 4
- Class size
Chemical and physical foundationsFifty-nine questions in 95 minutes across general chemistry, physics, organic chemistry and the biochemistry they lean on.
- Thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium and acid–base chemistry
- Fluids, circuits, optics and the physics of living systems
- Organic mechanisms: seeing the reaction type, not memorising it
- Passage-based data: reading the figure before the question
12 taught hoursOutcome · Reason through an unfamiliar chemistry or physics passage from principles rather than recall.Biological and biochemical foundationsThe section with the most content: cell biology, physiology, genetics and the biochemistry that anchors a quarter of the test.
- Amino acids, enzymes and metabolic pathways
- Cell biology, DNA replication and gene expression
- Organ systems and physiology
- Experimental design and interpreting research passages
14 taught hoursOutcome · Answer biochemistry from mechanism and read a research passage the way the test writers intend.Psychological, social and biological foundationsFifty-nine questions of psychology, sociology and the biology of behaviour. Terminology-heavy, and the easiest section to raise quickly.
- Sensation, perception, learning and memory
- Social psychology, identity and group behaviour
- Sociology: institutions, stratification and demographics
- Research methods and statistics in the behavioural sciences
10 taught hoursOutcome · Recognise every high-yield term in context and read a behavioural-science study critically.CARS passage methodCritical Analysis and Reasoning Skills: nine humanities and social-science passages in 90 minutes, with no outside knowledge required or rewarded.
- Mapping a passage for argument, tone and purpose
- Foundations of comprehension and reasoning within the text
- Reasoning beyond the text: applying the author’s view to new cases
- Pacing at ten minutes a passage
8 taught hoursOutcome · Score consistently on CARS instead of swinging with the passage topic.Integrated content reviewThe MCAT crosses disciplines inside single passages. Revision organised around the ten foundational concepts, not the textbook chapters.
- Cross-section topics: enzymes in physics, statistics everywhere
- Scientific reasoning and research-design questions across all three science sections
- Equation and pathway sheets you rebuild from memory
- Targeted drills from your personal error log
6 taught hoursOutcome · Move between disciplines inside a passage without losing the thread.Full-length cycle and test dayFull-length mocks on the real 7h 30m clock, each reviewed section by section, and the stamina and logistics of test day.
- Eight full-length mocks in exam order, scored 472–528
- Section-by-section review and error log
- Break strategy, nutrition and stamina across seven hours
- Registration, test centre rules and score release
10 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in having sat the full seven and a half hours eight times with your score range known.
By the end of the course you will
- Reason through unfamiliar science passages from principles, not recall
- Read a research passage and its figures the way the test writers intend
- Score consistently on CARS regardless of the passage topic
- Hold accuracy across seven and a half hours and know your score range before you book
A US course, arranged and supported locally.
You get the official American course — we make sure it is the right one, and that you are never navigating it alone from a different time zone.
Placed in a TPR US course
We enrol you directly in an official The Princeton Review (US) MCAT course or 1:1 tutoring matched to your timeline and target score.
Local guidance throughout
A Dhaka-based advisor helps you choose between course and tutoring, tracks your schedule, and plans your test date and test-day setup.
The real format, explained
Seven and a half hours across four sections, testing application rather than memorisation. We make sure you know what you are signing up for before you pay anything.
Free consultation first
Tell us your timeline and target medical schools; we will tell you honestly whether the MCAT is the right test and which US option fits.
Next MCAT batches.
Dates and times are Dhaka time. Every batch teaches the full curriculum and includes the mocks and materials; a live-online run is priced lower because it carries no campus cost.
No dates published yet.
The next MCAT batch is being scheduled. Register your interest and an enrolment advisor will call you before the dates go public.
Register interestImprove your score, or study again — free.
We stake our reputation on your progress. Complete your course and mock schedule: if your official score does not improve on your starting score, your next full course is on us.
Claim your assessmentMCAT questions, answered.
Do you run MCAT classes in Dhaka?
Not yet — our teachers have not been trained for the MCAT, so we do not offer local cohorts. Instead we place you in an official The Princeton Review (US) course or 1:1 tutoring and support you locally. Talk to us before enrolling anywhere; placement details are confirmed at your free consultation.
How much content do I need to know?
A lot: general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology and statistics. But the MCAT is not a memorisation test — it tests your ability to apply concepts you might not have seen before. The US course teaches the core curriculum plus drilling and strategy.
What score do I need?
Top medical schools expect 515+, but excellent schools admit at 505+. Your target depends on the schools you aim for and their competitiveness. We set a realistic target at your free consultation.
How long should I study?
Six to nine months is typical, with three to four hours of study most days. The MCAT rewards consistency over cramming. Start early if you are aiming past 520 or if your diagnostic shows gaps in biology or chemistry.
Can I take the MCAT from home?
No — the MCAT is administered at official test centres only. We help you pick a sitting and prepare for the centre experience.
Where are your campuses?
We teach at Gulshan and Dhanmondi in Dhaka and at our Chattogram campus, and every course is also offered live online for students outside those cities.
Do you offer instalment plans?
Yes. Every course can be paid in two or three instalments at no extra cost. Talk to an enrolment advisor when you book your consultation.
What happens at the free consultation?
You sit a short diagnostic, we score it the same day, and a counselor walks you through a target score, a timetable and a shortlist of universities that fit your profile and budget.
Your seat at a great university starts with one conversation.
Book a free consultation and diagnostic. We’ll map your target schools, timeline and score plan — no obligation.