Hello, dear colleagues,
Let me begin with this—preparing for the ADAT exam doesn’t require perfection.
What it does require is precision, perspective, and a plan.
I’m Dr. Sehar, and over the past few years, I’ve worked with dental students and international dentists who were in exactly your shoes: smart, hardworking, and completely unsure where to begin with their ADAT exam prep.
“There are so many books, so many courses… how do I know what works?”
“How do I avoid wasting months and still feel confident?”
“What if I’ve been out of dental school for a while?”
These are real questions I hear every day—and this blog is here to answer them.
So take a deep breath. Let’s build your ADAT preparation strategy together.
You’ve probably already looked up the structure:
But let me translate that:
The ADAT is not checking if you know everything. It’s checking if you can:
And that means your ADAT study materials need to support thinking—not just remembering.
Before diving into books or notes, I always start my students with a short baseline test—not to discourage them, but to identify:
This insight helps us decide:
Let me be clear: more isn’t better.
In my coaching sessions, we build a focused toolkit that includes:
The goal? Use ADAT study materials that are:
High-yield
Application-focused
Digestible and re-usable
Most students fear mock exams because they don’t feel “ready.”
But let me tell you what I tell every one of my students:
“You don’t take ADAT online mock exams to prove you’re ready. You take them to get ready.”
I integrate timed, section-specific mock exams early in your prep:
These aren’t just tests—they’re coaching tools. They help us fine-tune your ADAT exam prep week by week.
Here’s a simplified version of what we use inside my one-on-one programs:
| Day | Focus |
| Mon | Review weak concepts + 20 practice questions |
| Tue | Case-based reasoning + EBD reading |
| Wed | Quantitative drills (graph + logic sets) |
| Thu | Full 1-hour mock block + discussion |
| Fri | Ethics scenarios + quick recap quizzes |
| Sat | Half-day rest or reflection |
| Sun | Full-length ADAT online mock exam (every 2 weeks) |
This isn’t about grinding every day—it’s about consistent progress that fits your real life.
In my program, I guide you through every layer of ADAT prep:
No fluff. Just what you need, explained with clinical clarity and logic flow.
Custom-timed blocks based on your weaknesses, complete with score analytics.
You get direct feedback, mindset coaching, and the accountability to keep going—especially when it gets tough.
You’re never preparing alone.
This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a real session where we’ll:
Start with a diagnostic and a timeline. Then use active-learning study materials and set mock exam milestones.
At least 4 full-length and weekly mini-mocks. The mock isn’t just a test—it’s part of the learning.
8–12 weeks is ideal. I help students structure prep based on how much time they can give each day.
No worries—we review only what’s relevant. I simplify the core material using diagrams, stories, and questions.
The ADAT exam is a stepping stone, not a stop sign.
With structured ADAT study materials, realistic ADAT online mock exams, and focused ADAT exam prep, you’ll step into test day not just with answers—but with confidence.
Let’s build your prep plan together. Book your free session today.With mentorship and momentum,
Dr. Sehar
Your INBDE/ADAT/AFK Coach & Residency Success Strategist
