Although there is no specific MCAT eligibility criteria, aspirants who are planning to apply to health professional institutes can take the MCAT.

For more information related to MCAT, check this link

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

Hi,

Well it is very important for you to know one thing that is there is no concept of Mbbs in US and Canada. Mbbs is there in UK Australia and other European countries. MCAT is for US and Canada and for that you need to complete pre medicine track

• A candidate is eligible for taking the MCAT if he/she plans to attend a health professional
• Aspirants are required to have an undergraduate degree before applying. Applicants usually complete the following courses before applying to US medical schools:

I am studying bsc computer science can i eligible for MCAT

U can't but there are other choices like b.pharmaccy/pharm.d

Bio technology engineering

Biomedical engineering

You can make your proper time table. Allocate your time to the subjects according to your strengths and weakness. 

Set your daily and weekly targets.

Focus on the topics which carries more weightage in the exam. 

You can refer previous year papers to understand the level of the questions. 

All

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

As per the MCAT eligibility criteria 2017, you should have MBBS degree currently pursuing an MBBS programme. To check the complete information you can go through with given below link.

MCAT Eligibility

Good Luck!

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?