How to Use Topperlot: Free MDCAT 2026 Practice with 76,000+ MCQs
Topperlot is a free website for MDCAT 2026 students. You get over 76,000 practice MCQs, past papers, and full-length tests, and you pay nothing to use them. The short video below shows exactly how to start and practise in a few minutes.
What you get for free
Everything on Topperlot is free after a quick sign-up. You get:
- More than 76,000 topic-wise MCQs in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English and Logical Reasoning.
- MDCAT past papers from 2018 to 2025.
- Board exercises for the KPK, Federal (FTB) and Punjab (PTB) textbooks.
- Full-length test series with a national leaderboard.
- A result page that shows your score and the exact topics you got wrong.
How to use Topperlot, step by step
- Open topperlot.com and create a free account.
- Pick a subject from the menu, for example Biology Question Bank.
- Open a topic and start the quiz.
- Before you begin, choose timed or self-paced, and turn Elimination Mode on or off.
- Solve the questions. With Elimination Mode on, a wrong answer lets you try again until you pick the correct one.
- Finish the test to see your score, your weak topics, and your rank on the leaderboard.
Why practise here
The questions are sorted by subject and topic, so you can revise one chapter at a time and then take a full mock when you feel ready. The leaderboard shows where you stand against other students, which helps a lot before the real exam. Since it costs nothing, there is no reason to wait.
Frequently asked questions
Is Topperlot really free?
Yes. All 76,000+ MCQs, past papers and tests are free. You only make a free account so your progress and ranking are saved.
How many MCQs are there?
More than 76,000, across Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English and Logical Reasoning.
Does it include past papers?
Yes, MDCAT past papers from 2018 to 2025, plus KPK, FTB and PTB board exercises.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Topperlot runs in any browser on a phone or laptop. Just open topperlot.com.
Is it good for MDCAT 2026?
Yes. The MCQs follow the MDCAT pattern, and the timed test series with ranking lets you practise under real exam conditions.