The ADAT is scored on a scale of 200 to 800, with higher scores indicating better performance.
Candidates typically receive their ADAT scores within 3-4 weeks after completing the exam.
ADAT scores help residency programs compare candidates based on academic performance and readiness for advanced education.
A combination of thorough study, using high-quality resources, and taking full-length practice exams improves ADAT performance.
While all sections are important, Clinical Sciences is often the most weighted section for residency admissions.
ADAT scores remain valid for five years, allowing candidates to apply to residency programs within that timeframe.
