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The Dental Aptitude Test is an admission requirement for most Canadian and U.S. dental schools. The DAT has two different versions authored by either the Canadian Dental Association (CDA) or the American Dental Association (ADA). At DATprep.ca we prepare you for the Canadian DAT and its four compulsory sections.
Standardized DAT scores are sent to dental schools selected by you. Scores are often used by dental schools alongside grade-point average, interview results, and references to determine eligibility for admission. The Canadian DAT consists of 210 multiple choice questions.
Originally, the DAT was written on paper twice a year: in November and February. Now it will take place electronically every month at testing centers throughout Canada and the United States.
This information is subject to change, for the latest updates please view the CDA DAT webpage
Difference # 1: Different sections:
Canadian DAT Sections
| Component | Number of Questions | Time Allotted |
|---|---|---|
| Survey of Natural Sciences (SNS) | 70 questions (1-40 Biology, 41-70 General Chemistry) | 90 minutes |
| Perceptual Ability Test (PAT) | 90 questions* | 60 minutes |
| Reading Comprehension Test (RCT) | 50 questions | 50 minutes |
| Manual Dexterity (MDT) | N/A (temporarily suspended) | 30 minutes |
* Fifteen (15) questions on the Perceptual Ability Test (PAT) will not be given a score.
American DAT Sections
| Component | Number of Questions | Time Allotted |
|---|---|---|
| Survey of Natural Sciences (SNS) | 100 questions (Biology, General Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry) | 90 minutes |
| Perceptual Ability Test (PAT) | 90 questions | 60 minutes |
| Reading Comprehension Test (RCT) | 50 questions | 60 minutes |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 45 Questions | 45 minutes |
Difference # 2: Biology Topics: Both the Canadian DAT and American DATs cover similar topics with some differences. For one, the Canadian DAT includes topics of ecosystems and cladistics. The American DAT’s Biology section contains the following topics which are not on the Canadian DAT: experimental cell biology and biomolecules.
Difference # 3: Reading Comprehension: The Canadian DAT’s Reading Comprehension section has a total of 50 questions which have an allotted time of 50 minutes, whereas the American DAT’s Reading Comprehension section has a total of 50 questions in 60 minutes.
The MDT is an optional section of the DAT which involves carving soap to precise specifications.
The MDT is suspended at this time due to COVID-19. The MDT is pending reinstatement, please view the CDA website for the latest information.
Originally, the DAT was written on paper twice a year: in November and February. Now it will take place electronically every month at testing centers throughout Canada and the United States.
This information is subject to change, for the latest updates please view the CDA DAT webpage
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