While the other ADAT courses that are on the market, have good material, we are one of the only courses to offer a live interactive course. Through our live online course, our students are able to interact with their dental instructors as well as their classmates. This method works extremely well for those who need more of a structured curriculum or someone who may be a foreign trained dentist and English is not their first language.

 both the ADAT and INBDE exams are designed to assess an applicant’s knowledge and ability to excel in dental school. However, there are notable differences between the two exams, such as acceptance, exam structures, cost, exam periods, question types, and passing scores. It’s up to the applicant to decide which exam to take, depending on the school’s preference and requirements. Remember, both exams require dedication and hard work to succeed, so prepare thoroughly and give your best effort. If you need assistance with either exam, MDI Prep can help you develop a successful study plan to help you achieve your goals. Read our ADAT vs INBDE blog under student resource section for specific comparisons.

Yes, you can pay your fee’s in two equal installments. To begin the installment plan, email your full name and email address to: admin@mdiprep.org. An MDI Prep coordinator will send you an agreement and invoice.

You will need to get your transcripts translated, apply for dentipin, pass the INBDE exam and TOEFL or score well on the ADAT (depends on which program you are applying to). To learn more about the steps, visit our blog at: Foreign trained dentist and the INBDE exam – Mdiprep