Do NOT rush into taking or retaking your DAT/OAT without first using DAT/OAT ACHIEVER, an accurate gauge of your present caliber to score the DAT/OAT.

Many students have sadly been misled by other Dental/Optometry Admission Test guides, that do not adequately catch up with scope of examinations mandated by the ADA/ASCO. 

There has been a rapidly rising number of pre-dental/optometry students ended up with extremely inconsistent scores at the Prometric Centers, when this paradoxical situation could have been well averted.  

Imagine yourself providentially achieving 24/25 or 340/350 on Academic Average/Total Sciences, other than getting a border line score of 17 on the PAT or 280 on Physics!? How would you feel about it?

Candidates receiving a uniform score of 20 or 320 in every category may perhaps end up getting into the dental/optometry schools faster than you may...    

DAT/OAT ACHIEVER has therefore been designed to ensure all students ace their DAT/OAT just once, using the right strategies at the right hours. 

SNS, RCT, and QRT for both programs commonly share the same test bank. However, they do not repeat (with minor switch of words or shuffling of answer choices) in subsequent set of practice tests like others, simply because our test-authoring structure uses a system that counts not on others for question derivation and management.

Do not deceive yourself with successively improved scores from sample tests that inculcate question-duplication method, as such misapprehension will likely get you overwhelmed on the real things. 

As a matter of fact, we will never be exhausted with authentically written questions, so needful to prepare students with the closest stuffs to expect on the test days.

Much effort/research has been and will continue to be put in to spot questions likely to appear on the DAT/OAT, and correspondingly implement quality explanations to all problems presented.  

Make full use of every opportunity/benefit, featured and offered only by DAT/OAT ACHIEVER. Do not squander them!

You are strongly recommended to take any one of the three tests available for each category, and intensively work on your weaker areas prior to attempting the rest.