The ADAT Premium Boards course is The Study Boards prep program for the Advanced Dental Admission Test. The ADAT is used by programs to compare applicants — there is no single pass score. Consistent preparation wins.

The exam: ~4 hours 30 minutes, 200 questions across three parts — Biomedical Sciences (80, ~95 min), Clinical Sciences (80, ~90 min), Data and Research / Evidence-Based Dentistry (40, ~45 min). The program runs 6 months of access at $499 USD.

Below is the operational breakdown of each section.

We start simple and steady. Each morning, your dashboard shows a Task for the Day — something you can complete and check off right away. Every small step builds momentum and confidence.

As you study, do not just read — think about what each line means in a real clinical setting. Ask “where does this apply in practice?” and “how could ADAT turn this concept into a question?” When you connect theory with application, reading becomes understanding, and understanding becomes confidence during case-based questions later.

The Master Files and Modules cut through the clutter and keep you focused only on what truly matters for ADAT. Over 16,000 carefully organised points, built the same way ADAT frames its questions.

The notes flow logically, summaries are tight, and the review pattern is simple. You start to see how topics connect — making recall faster and thinking clearer when you face time-pressured questions.

Once you are comfortable with the modules, you move into subject-wise mock tests vs 350+ peers. They show you with clarity what is working and what still needs attention.

Your rank is not there to judge you — it is there to guide you. We study your accuracy patterns, timing, and the question types that slow you down, then step in to fix them quickly.

After every two to three subjects, we bring everything together with a combined test. Rhythm: Basics → Master Files → Subject Test → Cumulative Review.

This keeps prior learning fresh while you move forward, and trains you to connect ideas across subjects — exactly how ADAT expects you to think.

You work through realistic clinical cases — just like the ones on the exam. You learn to spot the important clue, decide on the next best step, and move forward confidently.

The more cases you solve, the more natural it becomes to switch between topics and make clear, quick clinical decisions without second-guessing yourself.

A complete, exam-aligned Biomedical track. You learn with short modules and consolidated master files, then prove it with targeted tests and mixed blocks. The aim: clear understanding, fast retrieval, steady accuracy under time.

We keep this practical. You learn to read short study blurbs, tables, and simple outputs and answer quickly without over-calculating. Short notes first, then plenty of data-style questions and mini-exams — so the section feels familiar on test day.

A focused revision phase pulls everything together. You go through concise FAQs (RQs), quick refreshers, and targeted drills — no long rereads or heavy notes. Each day is structured to help you recall faster and think sharper.

Next, 10–12 full-syllabus exams that bring everything together. Tests adjust based on how you have performed and how many days remain before your exam.

This phase fine-tunes pacing, strengthens retention across all subjects, and builds the confidence to handle long sessions.

We recreate the real ADAT exam from start to finish so test day feels familiar:

• Biomedical Sciences — 80 questions (~95 min)
• Break (optional) — 10 min
• Clinical Sciences — 80 questions (~90 min)
• Break (optional) — 10 min
• Data and Research / Evidence-Based Dentistry — 40 questions (~45 min)

You practise the full range of question styles — stand-alone items, case sets, tables, research charts. We also train you on managing breaks, controlling screen flow, and pacing each section smoothly.

Daily randomised drills keep you sharp. The format is a quick game with three lives. These short bursts train you to spot time-traps early and move on fast, focusing instead on questions you can confidently solve.

One minute, one question, and you keep moving. It sharpens recall speed and helps you stay calm under time pressure. The goal: build accuracy, confidence, and control — even when the clock is ticking.

A new test goes live every evening at 9 PM EST, available only at that time. Each test mixes topics the same way the actual ADAT does — you might jump from a biomedical concept to a clinical case within seconds.