About PrepCat
PrepCat is an MCAT prep platform for students taking the exam in 2027. We believe a great score should come from hard work and good tools, not from how much you can afford to spend.
Why we started PrepCat
The best known MCAT courses cost thousands of dollars, and private tutoring often costs more. For a lot of students, that price decides how much help they get. We didn’t think that was right, so we built PrepCat to give every student a complete, high quality way to prepare, at a fair price.
Everything lives in one place: a study plan built around your test date and the hours you have, 4,207 practice questions with every answer choice explained, flashcards, and a readiness score that shows where you stand. It costs $29.99 a month, and you can cancel anytime.
We also want good free material to be easy to find. Our free resources page collects the best of it, from the AAMC’s own practice exams to the notes and Anki decks other students have shared.
What is inside
- Questions
- 4,207 exam style questions, in 682 passages and 822 standalone questions. Every answer choice is explained.
- Textbooks
- 6 books with 72 chapters.
- Flashcards
- 4,436 cards in 72 decks.
- Mistakes
- A map of the questions you miss, so you can see what you keep getting wrong.
- Readiness
- A readiness score that moves with what you actually do.
How the plan works
You give PrepCat your test date, your target score and the hours you have, and it builds a study plan that runs all the way to test day. Each day the plan gives you a chapter to read, the questions that go with it, your flashcards and a review of what you missed. It is paced to your test date and the hours you really have, weighted toward your weaker sections, and a missed week reshapes the plan instead of breaking it.
What it costs
Building your plan is free and needs no card, so you see your first week before you pay. After that it is one subscription: $29.99 a month, or $69.99 every 3 months. You can cancel anytime in Settings and keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
The Terms of Service explain renewal and refunds.
How to reach us
Email support@prepcat.net for anything: questions, billing, privacy requests and corrections.
Found a mistake in a question? Use Report a problem on the exam screen. It is on every question in the bank, and we would rather hear about a mistake than leave it in.
The fine print
PrepCat is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges, which owns the MCAT exam.
Read the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. For free study material from other people, see the resources page.