ADAT
(Advanced Dental Admission Test)
What is Advanced Dental Admission Test (ADAT)?
The ADAT is an admission test designed to provide advanced dental education programs with a means to assess an applicant’s potential for success in these programs.
It is used in conjunction with other admission tools that provide insight into candidate qualifications as they relate to program requirements.
Applicants for advanced standing dental programs in the United States & Canada take this exam along with INBDE & AFK respectively because many dental schools in North America consider the ADAT score as a part of their evaluations.
The ADAT exam consists of 200 questions in three separate parts: Biomedical Science, Clinical Science, and Research & Evidence-Based Dentistry.
With our dedicated video platform, you can choose when and how to watch lectures in the comfort of your home. Each lecture would be available for a limited period (two weeks to watch) and all the lectures would become available through the general curriculum of the course, but we would make some slight changes through your mentoring sessions depending on your personal circumstances.