MCAT Chemistry Practice Center
Build your General and Organic Chemistry reasoning with two free question sets, experiment-based passages, detailed answer explanations, and targeted review lessons. Choose a practice set or use the study guide to plan what to study next.
Choose your practice set
MCAT-Style Chemistry Practice — Set 1
Start with a broad review of chemistry concepts and numerical reasoning. Complete 25 General Chemistry questions or 25 Organic Chemistry questions per session and grade each separately.
- 25 General Chemistry questions
- 25 Organic Chemistry questions
- Answer choices and worked explanations
MCAT-Style Chemistry Practice — Set 2
Expand your practice with six additional experimental passages and fresh problem scenarios. Study in two focused 25-question sessions with separate grading.
- 25 General Chemistry questions
- 25 Organic Chemistry questions
- 30 passage-linked questions
- Built-in raw-score feedback
Study the skills behind your score
MCAT Chemistry Study Guide
Plan your content review, identify foundational concepts, and connect practice questions to General and Organic Chemistry lessons.
Chemistry Math Review
Rebuild dimensional analysis, scientific notation, algebra, logarithms, stoichiometry, pH, and equilibrium calculations.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to answer all 50 questions at once?
No. Each set displays 25 General Chemistry or 25 Organic Chemistry questions at a time. Grade the visible section, then switch. Your answers remain selected while you move between sections during the same visit.
Are these official MCAT questions or scaled practice scores?
No. Both sets contain original, unofficial chemistry questions. Their scores are raw percentages for studying; they are not official AAMC scores or reliable MCAT score predictions.
What if I need help with the calculations?
Use the free Chemistry Math Review, then review General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II calculations.
Does this cover every discipline on the real MCAT?
No. This practice center emphasizes General and Organic Chemistry. The official MCAT also includes physics, biology, biochemistry, psychology, sociology, and critical analysis; consult the AAMC content outline for complete coverage.