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Hello Sunita

There is no particular eligibility criteria to appear for MCAT; except that the prospective test takers should have an undergraduate degree.
You should have completed a four years Undergraduate degree for admission to medical colleges in USA.

You are eligible to apply, if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. Go through the link below and check the detailed eligibility criteria

 https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/mcat-eligibility-criteria

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Hii pihu

You cannot give mcat after completing bds as most of these institutes require international students to have spent atleast an year of undergraduate study in the US.i hope this information helps you.

Thank you

hii harsh

you are eligible to take the MCAT exam,if you are planning to apply to a health professions school,which includes osteopathic,allopathic,veterinary medicine,podiatric.

MCAT eligibility criteria for international students are-

1) international students have to register for MCAT only for the health professional institute mentioned above.The aspirants will be required to provide a statement verifying their intention to apply to ahealth professions school.

2) candidate has to obtain special permission to register for the exam if he or she is not applying to a health professions school or currently enrolled as a medical student other than mbbs.

3) AMCAS,the conducting authority of MCAT,does not accept international academic transcripts.students have to submit their academic scores seperately to the medical institute they are applying to.

4) international students have to complete at least a 4 years undergraduate course for admission to medical college in the US.

i hope this information helps you.

thank you

Hello Prajeet,

The test consists of four sections, each scored from 118 to 132 with a median score of 125. The total MCAT score is a sum of the scores from each of the four sections, ranging from 472 to 528 with a median score of 500.

Hope it helps you

Thank you

. A candidate is eligible for taking the MCAT if he/she plans to attend a health professional school, which includes Allopathic, Osteopathic, Podiatric and Veterinary Medicine. If you've completed (or pursuing) an MBBS degree program, you don't need a special permission to sit for the exam.

Yes you are eligible

Hi

See the basic eligibility mentions that if you have either studied or studying MBBS you are eligible to apply. But in your case, where you are enrolled in some other medical programme you need to apply under 'Special Permission' category. The officials will evaluate your profile and will revert with your application acceptance status. 

The officials have mentioned this on their website under FAQ section 

If you aren’t planning to apply to a health professions school or if you’re a currently enrolled medical student (other than a MBBS degree program), you must obtain "special permission" to register for the MCAT exam.

To request special permission, please send an email to mcat@aamc.org, stating the reason(s) you wish to take the exam. The MCAT exam office will attempt to review and respond to your request within five business days, although during certain times we may be delayed in our ability to reply within this time frame. We therefore ask that you be mindful of registration deadlines, because staff cannot extend closing dates for any reason."

Check this link: https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/faq/mcat-faqs/ 

All the best

Dear Prashant,

MCAT exam is taken by aspirants who want to pursue a career in Medicine or related field. For international students, the eligibility criteria are they should have either completed or would be pursuing MBBS.

What course are you planning to pursue as you already have a post-graduate degree?

Best