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Clinical School Affirmation Test The Clinical School Confirmation Test (MCAT;/ˈɛmkæt/EM-kat) is a PC based normalized assessment for imminent clinical understudies in the US, Australia, Canada, and Caribbean Islands. It is intended to survey critical thinking, decisive reasoning, composed investigation and information on logical ideas and standards. Before 2007, the test was a paper-and-pencil test; starting around 2007, all organizations of the test have been PC based. The latest form of the test was presented in April 2015 and requires 7.5 hours to finish. The test is scored in a reach from 472 to 528. The MCAT is controlled by the Relationship of American Clinical Schools (AAMC).