Lot of students taking the Canadian NDEB ask if INBDE Bootcamp could help them study. Short answer: Yes! Read here to see how you can use INBDE Bootcamp to help prepare for the Canadian NDEB.

In this DAT Study Guide I’m going to teach you everything you need to know to ace the DAT. It’ll take you from zero to DAT hero.

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INBDE Bootcamp provides students with the best resources to pass the INBDE. Learn how through Bootcamp's Ultimate Guide to Passing the INBDE!

In this article, we discuss how the ADA scores the DAT and what you can do to improve your score for test day.

There are three "traps" that can distract you from getting the correct answer in the DAT Reading Comprehension section. We talk about each trap in this article so that you can avoid them on test day.

The short answer: when you feel ready! We encourage most students to spend at least 90 days (3 months) of dedicated review and practice.

The DAT general chemistry section expects you to be fluent in chemical compounds. For example, do you know the formula for chromate?

Now we need to focus on benzene substituents and how they affect the location of subsequent additions. Here’s a list of the ones you would most likely see.

Rock keyholes are a unique type of question that appears in the PAT section of the DAT--we aim to break it down to make it easier for you to tackle them.

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Get started on the right foot learning all the best methods and techniques to ace the PAT section.

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A major part of the DAT organic chemistry section is knowing your reactions. I have constructed the following reaction sheet to expose you to every reaction that could possibly show up on the DAT.