How long is the MCAT?
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“The MCAT is a lengthy exam, lasting approximately seven to eight hours. It is considered the longest of all the graduate admissions tests. The extended duration of the exam is a significant factor in its overall difficulty, as it requires a high level of mental endurance.”
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