The ADC Written Exam costs $2,122 a sitting. Find out which subjects are costing you marks in about 3 minutes, then start fixing the weakest one with a 10-minute plan today.
Free · About 3 minutes · No credit card · See your weakest subjects straight away
Most candidates don't fail from lack of effort. They spend months on material they already know, while the subjects costing them marks go untouched. PassADC shows you where you stand in each ADC subject, gives you the lesson for each weak spot, then retests you so you can see whether your score moves. Questions are scenario-based and weighted by subject area, with explanations built on the 2025 Therapeutic Guidelines and Australian references.
PassADC is an independent preparation platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Australian Dental Council. "ADC" is used to identify the exam we prepare candidates for.
Every new account unlocks everything for 7 days - no credit card. After that, keep studying free with the essentials.
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Three steps between where you are and knowing exactly what to study next.
Take the quick readiness check and identify possible weak areas.
PassADC guides your learning and practice around your weaker subjects.
Practise, take full readiness trials and watch your readiness improve.
All ADC Part 1 subjects covered
We replaced expensive cohort coaching with structured, self-paced prep - on your schedule.
Original scenario-based questions aligned to the current ADC written examination blueprint and Australian clinical guidance. Per-option explanations on 1,000+ so you understand why the answer is right.
3 full ADC-style readiness trials (140 questions, timed) feed a live pass-probability gauge. Know if you're truly ready - instead of guessing the night before you book the $2,122 exam.
Our engine spots your gaps and feeds you exactly the right questions. Not the same generic plan for everyone - your daily practice targets what's actually costing you marks.
Stuck on a scenario at 2am? Tap 'Ask tutor' and get a clear, plain-English explanation in seconds - not next Tuesday's Zoom call.
No April or October enrolment dates. No waiting. Hit the button and start studying in 30 seconds - on your timeline, at your pace.
33 real OSCE cases + voice patient simulator (Dry Socket, Cellulitis, Trauma, Consent). Pass Part 1, then keep going with Part 2 already built for you.
Same hours of study. Very different use of them.
Every question has an "Ask tutor: explain this in simple words" button. Get step-by-step explanations whenever you need them - in plain English, even at midnight, even on Sundays.
Quick check: spontaneous pain + lingers >15 sec = irreversible.
Reversible pulpitis pain stops as soon as the cold goes away. Your patient's pain didn't stop - that's the clue.
Exam tip: Lingering = irreversible. Always.
Readiness check - find your weak topics
Read short notes by topic
MCQs + OSCE cases - adaptive
Real exam mode. Repeat until ready.
Start free and see your weakest subjects in about 3 minutes. Upgrade once you've seen it work for you. Prices in AUD.
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84 dentists preparing for the ADC exam
candidates have checked their ADC readiness
1,200+ exam-style MCQs
Scenario-based, with an explanation for every answer
Lessons for every ADC subject
Learn the gap, then retest it
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No card needed, cancel any time
Built on Australian references
2025 Therapeutic Guidelines and Australian clinical sources
Independent of the ADC
Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Dental Council
We can't promise you'll pass, and nobody honestly can. What we can do is back the work: Pro members who meet all 6 study criteria (including an 80%+ Readiness Score, 80% of the question bank and all 3 Readiness Trials) and don't pass their ADC Part 1 sitting get free Pro until their next attempt. See the full criteria.
Meet all 6 study criteria
Including an 80%+ Readiness Score, 80% of the question bank and all 3 Readiness Trials
Sit your ADC Part 1
Any official exam sitting
Didn't pass? Free Pro
Until your next attempt. Claim within 30 days of your result
To claim, email support with your official ADC result letter within 30 days of your result. Full criteria: passadc.com/guarantee. This is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Everything candidates ask before starting.
An online study platform for the ADC Part 1 written exam: 1,200+ exam-style MCQs across all 10 subjects, lessons covering every ADC subject, 33 OSCE clinical case walkthroughs, 3 full-length timed readiness trials and a 24/7 AI tutor - built for overseas-trained dentists.
You can start free, with no card needed. Pro Monthly is AUD $19/month (cancel anytime), or the March 2027 Pass is AUD $89 one-time for full Pro access until 31 March 2027, with no subscription. You can also try Pro free for 7 days, no card needed.
Yes - 3 Practice-Readiness Trials mirroring the real format: 140 questions, 4-hour timer, official blueprint subject weighting, with a full answer review afterwards. Trial 1 is free.
No. PassADC is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the ADC.
We can't promise a pass, but we back the work. Under the 80% Readiness Commitment, Pro members (Pro Monthly or the March 2027 Pass) who meet all 6 study criteria (including an 80%+ Readiness Score, 80% of the question bank and all 3 Readiness Trials) and don't pass their ADC Part 1 sitting get free Pro until their next attempt. To claim, email support with your official ADC result letter within 30 days of your result. Full criteria: passadc.com/guarantee. This is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
That's exactly who it's built for. The AI tutor explains every question in plain English, as many times as you need, 24/7.
Our questions are built around the scenarios and themes candidates report from recent ADC written exams, plus the topics that keep coming up in past papers. Every lesson and answer is grounded in the references Australian dentists actually use, like Therapeutic Guidelines: Oral and Dental, the Dental Board of Australia's codes and guidelines, ANZCOR resuscitation guidelines and the core textbooks on the ADC's own reading list. Content is reviewed by a practising dentist, and we keep it current as guidelines and ADC information change. If you think an answer is wrong, report it and we'll review it. Read more in How we build and keep improving PassADC.
Take the free readiness check. In about 3 minutes you'll see your weakest subjects. In 10 more, you'll have done your first lesson and practice set on the weakest one.
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