MDCAT Chemistry: Notes and MCQs
Chemistry is 45 MCQs (25%). It splits into physical, inorganic and organic topics, and organic chemistry takes the most units in the syllabus.
45
MCQs in the paper
25%
Weightage
20
Syllabus units
160
Practice MCQs here
All Chemistry units
- 1Fundamental Concepts of Chemistry6 MCQs
- 2Atomic Structure9 MCQs
- 3Gases7 MCQs
- 4Liquids7 MCQs
- 5Solids6 MCQs
- 6Chemical Equilibrium9 MCQs
- 7Reaction Kinetics8 MCQs
- 8Thermochemistry & Energetics8 MCQs
- 9Electrochemistry8 MCQs
- 10Chemical Bonding10 MCQs
- 11s- and p-Block Elements9 MCQs
- 12Transition Elements6 MCQs
- 13Fundamental Principles of Organic Chemistry7 MCQs
- 14Chemistry of Hydrocarbons14 MCQs
- 15Alkyl Halides7 MCQs
- 16Alcohols and Phenols8 MCQs
- 17Aldehydes and Ketones8 MCQs
- 18Carboxylic Acids8 MCQs
- 19Macromolecules7 MCQs
- 20Industrial Chemistry8 MCQs
How to prepare Chemistry for MDCAT
- Keep a one-page sheet of organic reactions, with reagent, conditions and product.
- Practise numerical questions on moles, gas laws and equilibrium without a calculator, because you should not expect to have one in the hall.
- Revise periodic trends as patterns across a period and down a group. Do not memorise them one fact at a time.
Next: see how this subject fits the MDCAT paper pattern, then follow the 12-week study plan.
These MCQs are written for practice in the MDCAT style. They are not copied from an official paper. For real papers, see our guide to MDCAT past papers.