MDCAT Physics: Notes and MCQs
Physics is 36 MCQs (20%). Many students find it the hardest subject, which makes it a good place to pull ahead of other candidates.
36
MCQs in the paper
20%
Weightage
16
Syllabus units
135
Practice MCQs here
All Physics units
- 1Vectors and Equilibrium7 MCQs
- 2Force and Motion11 MCQs
- 3Work and Energy8 MCQs
- 4Rotational and Circular Motion7 MCQs
- 5Fluid Dynamics9 MCQs
- 6Waves and Oscillations12 MCQs
- 7Thermodynamics8 MCQs
- 8Electrostatics10 MCQs
- 9Current Electricity8 MCQs
- 10Electromagnetism8 MCQs
- 11Electromagnetic Induction8 MCQs
- 12Alternating Current8 MCQs
- 13Electronics8 MCQs
- 14Dawn of Modern Physics7 MCQs
- 15Atomic Spectra6 MCQs
- 16Nuclear Physics10 MCQs
How to prepare Physics for MDCAT
- Write out each formula with its units. Unit checks often rule out two options straight away.
- Practise simple mental arithmetic, including powers of ten and common fractions.
- Start with conceptual questions in each unit, then move on to numericals once the idea is clear.
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.