Free medical admission model test: practise real MBBS questions online with a running timer, 0.25 negative marking and an instant subject-wise score. No login, no fee — just pick a test and start.
Reading the textbook is only half of medical admission preparation. The other half is learning to answer 100 questions under time pressure without losing marks to careless guesses. These free online model tests are built for exactly that. Every question comes from a real medical admission paper and has been checked against the HSC textbooks, so you practise the standard you will face in the hall.
What Is in the Model Test Library
| Section | What you get |
|---|---|
| MBBS Past Papers | Full model tests built from the MBBS admission papers of every year from 1988-89 to 2025-26 |
| BDS (Dental) Past Papers | Model tests from the separate dental admission papers held until 2024-25 |
| Subject-wise Practice | 40-question sets for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English and General Knowledge, mixed from many years |
Use the buttons below to jump to a section. Past-paper tests show you how the exam has changed over time, while subject-wise sets let you work on your weakest subject. Questions that need a picture or a reading passage are left out, because they cannot be answered properly on a phone screen. The answer keys follow the keys used in popular question banks; the two verified sets of 2024-25 and 2023-24 were also checked line by line against the HSC textbooks.
Choose a Model Test
How the Model Test Works
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Real past questions | Questions are taken from the MBBS admission papers of recent years, with the original four options |
| Running timer | About 36 seconds per question, the same pace as the one-hour paper; the test submits itself when time is up |
| Negative marking | 0.25 is cut for each wrong answer, exactly as in the real test |
| Change your mind | Tap an option to answer, tap it again to clear it before you submit |
| Instant result | Your score, right, wrong and skipped answers, and a subject-wise table |
| Answer review | Correct options turn green, your wrong choices turn red, with a short explanation for each question |
| Last score saved | Your previous score is kept on your own phone or computer so you can track progress |
How to Use the Model Tests Well
- Take each test in one sitting. Put your phone on silent, sit at a table and treat it like the real exam.
- Do not open the textbook during the test. The aim is to find out what you really know today.
- Skip what you cannot decide in 20 seconds. Come back to it at the end if time is left.
- Study the review, not just the score. For every red answer, open the textbook chapter and read the topic again.
- Repeat the same test after one week. If the same mistakes return, that topic needs more time.
Understanding Your Score
Each test here has fewer than 100 questions, so look at your percentage rather than the raw score. The real test has 100 marks and the pass mark is 40.
| Your percentage | What it means | What to do next |
|---|---|---|
| 75% or more | Merit-list level for a government medical college | Keep speed and accuracy; take one full test every day |
| 60–74% | Strong, but not yet safe for a top college | Find your weakest subject in the result table and fix it first |
| 40–59% | Above the pass line, below the competitive range | Revise the high-priority chapters and cut down on guessing |
| Below 40% | Below the pass line | Go back to the textbook; attempt only the questions you are sure of |
Why negative marking changes your strategy
A wrong answer costs 1.25 marks in effect: the mark you could have earned plus the 0.25 deducted. If you can rule out two of the four options, a guess is worth the risk. If you cannot rule out any, leave it blank. The result table shows how many marks you lost to wrong answers, so you can see whether your guessing is helping or hurting.
| Attempted | Right | Wrong | Final score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | 70 | 30 | 70 − 7.5 = 62.5 |
| 85 | 70 | 15 | 70 − 3.75 = 66.25 |
| 78 | 70 | 8 | 70 − 2 = 68 |
Subject Tips for the Model Tests
- Biology (30 marks in the real test): most questions are direct lines from the HSC books. Human physiology, cell biology, genetics and animal diversity come up again and again.
- Chemistry (25 marks): expect two to four short calculations on molarity, dilution or ppm, plus environmental and organic chemistry facts.
- Physics (15 marks from 2025-26): short formula questions on motion, waves, heat and electricity. Learn the formulas until you can use them without writing.
- English (15 marks): grammar basics such as voice, narration, transformation, parts of speech, spelling and idioms.
- General Knowledge (15 marks from 2025-26): Bangladesh history, the Liberation War, recent events and, since 2025-26, questions on the qualities expected from a doctor.
Past Papers With Full Solutions
After a test, read the complete solution with a short reason for every answer.
| Paper | Solution page |
|---|---|
| MBBS 2025-26 (12 December 2025) | Medical admission question 2025-26 |
| MBBS 2024-25 (17 January 2025) | Medical admission question 2024-25 |
| MBBS 2023-24 (9 February 2024) | Medical admission question 2023-24 |
| BDS 2024-25 (28 February 2025) | Dental admission question 2024-25 |
| BDS 2023-24 (8 March 2024) | Dental admission question 2023-24 |
FAQ
Yes. All model tests on this page are free and need no login or registration.
Yes. Like the real MBBS and BDS admission test, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer. Skipped questions lose nothing.
Yes. The questions come from recent MBBS admission papers, and each answer was checked against the HSC textbooks.
Yes. Take it again as often as you like. Your last score is saved on your device so you can compare your progress.