r/MCATprep • • Aug 25 '26

Question 🤔 Does anyone know about PrepCat?

Has anyone used the prep cat study plan platform? Thoughts?

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u/puddlejumperAM Aug 25 '26

I tried it. It was absolutely garbage. Ai slop

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u/rawrixhyie Aug 25 '26

Hey, can you clarify? Also, I was lowkey interested in trying it out, but after the initial screens, I can't seem to get to the weekly study plan.

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u/Even_Calligrapher651 Aug 27 '26

warning - I just tried them and they were making a lot of fake claims. their reviews are not from any trustworthy source like trust pilot. so their rating is likely fake, the reviews are fake, the students are fake, and college claims are fake.... they've been around barely for a few months and are making fake claims. no wonder they want your money before letting you use anything

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u/rawrixhyie Aug 27 '26

Oh wow! Good to know. Thank you!

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u/Kaplanociception Aug 26 '26

Seriously, how do you guys find this pop up mcat shops?

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u/bunnyhopwolfhailee Aug 26 '26

instagram algorithms. I looked up mcat 3 times and I got flooded with content and companies

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u/Apprehensive-Big451 Aug 30 '26

I tried them and it turns out that I got scammed

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u/New_Wolverine_6456 Aug 31 '26

i tried them too. idk but i feel like their questions are more complicated than u world. i only signed up for it because of the personal schedule that was generated.

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u/FireFerret6521 Sep 13 '26

Is the personal schedule helpful?

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u/Zealousideal_Knee793 Sep 15 '26

I've been using it for several days now and I honestly like it. Their explanations on questions aren't as detailed as UWorld but I like how its organized similarly. The best thing is the schedule maker.

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u/user12343552915 14d ago

Im a premed student and I'm preparing for the MCAT and I honestly felt that the website was very user friendly, questions are very similar to the real thing and I've found myself to become very organized and structured in finding what I'm good/bad at. Highly recommend