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Survey of Natural Sciences – 100 questions in 90 minutes (Biology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry)
Reading Comprehension – 40 questions in 50 minutes
Physics – 40 questions in 50 minutes
Quantitative Reasoning – 40 questions in 45 minutes

Survey of the Natural Sciences

Sample: Covers biology (e.g., cellular structure, genetics), general chemistry (e.g., chemical equations, stoichiometry), and organic chemistry (e.g., functional groups, reaction mechanisms).

Review high school and college-level science foundations.Focus on diagrams and processes, especially in biology.Practice with time limits to improve speed.

Reading Comprehension

Sample: You will read science-based passages and answer questions that test your ability to comprehend, analyze, and apply information.

Skim the passage first to get the main idea.Highlight keywords in the question and passage.Don’t rely on prior knowledge—stick to what's presented.Practice inference-based and detail questions.

Physics

Sample: Topics include kinematics, Newton’s laws, energy, momentum, thermodynamics, waves, optics, and basic electricity.

Memorize key formulas (e.g., F=ma, E=mc²).Focus on conceptual understanding, not just math.Work on unit conversions and calculator speed.Time yourself on practice problems for pacing.

Quantitative Reasoning

Sample: Includes algebra, geometry, data analysis, probability, trigonometry, and applied mathematics relevant to scientific reasoning.

Know when to estimate vs. calculate precisely.Eliminate obviously wrong answers to save time.Review graph interpretation and word problems.

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