DAY 1
Section 170 questions · 2 hours→Section 270 questions · 2 hours
01 YOUR EXAM AT A GLANCE
The same pace across both days.
DAY 2
Section 370 questions · 2 hours→Section 470 questions · 2 hours
56 scenarios × 5 questionsQuestions share a clinical scenario.
240 scored · 40 unscoredUnscored questions are not identified. Treat every question seriously.
ADC general dentistry handbook ↗ · Follow your booking instructions for arrival and break times.
02 PACING
About 8½ minutes per scenario.
Two hours ÷ 14 scenarios gives an average of 8 minutes 34 seconds for the case and its five questions. This includes reading time; difficult scenarios may take longer.
14 scenariosIn each 70-question section
~103 secondsAverage per question, including reading
Practice targetBuild up to a 70-question, two-hour block.
Calculated pacing guide, not an ADC time limit per question.
03 PASSING
One overall percentage is not enough.
The ADC sets standards for each examination. You must meet the standard in every cluster; Reviz practice scores do not predict an ADC result.
01Professionalism & health promotion
02Clinical information gathering
03Diagnosis & management planning
04Clinical treatment & evaluation
04 CHOOSE THE RIGHT KIND OF PRACTICE
Use each tool for a different job.
Official ADC practice materials
Use these to understand how the examination presents cases and questions.
Open official practice materials ↗Reviz practice with Remy
Use explanations and references to investigate wrong answers. Ongoing practice returns to weaker topics. The free ten-question lab is a short demonstration, not a full mock exam.
Try the 10-question lab ↗YOUR NEXT STEP
Practise explaining your answer.
Use the trial to check whether Remy helps you understand why a choice is right or wrong.
Trial: selected chapters, account setup required. Ongoing adaptive practice needs a paid plan.
The free demonstration covers communication and infection prevention. Educator review is pending.
Sources & editorial notes
Independent guidance from Reviz. Details checked 27 September 2026. Official requirements take precedence.