Practice quizzes: Preclinical Sciences
The foundation subjects of Medicine: Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology. 3,395 questions across 3 subjects.
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Timed mock exams
Timed mock exams
Random questions from across the whole category, with a countdown timer and DOATAP scoring (+1 correct, −0.2 wrong, 0 unanswered), so you get used to exam conditions.
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Preclinical Sciences
150 questions · 3h 45min
Subjects
3,395 questionsAnatomy
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Physiology
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Practice questions based on DOATAP equivalence-exam material for Physiology.
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Pharmacology
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Practice questions based on DOATAP equivalence-exam material for Pharmacology.
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Frequently asked questions
What is DOATAP?
DOATAP is the body that recognises degrees awarded by institutions abroad. For Medicine and Dentistry degrees the recognition process may include equivalence exams. The exact requirements and dates are announced by the organisation itself (doatap.gr).
Which subjects does QuizExetaseis cover?
We offer quizzes for: Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology.
How many questions are there?
The "Preclinical Sciences" section has 3,395 multiple-choice questions, organised by subject. The questions are in Greek.
Are there timed mock exams?
Yes. The mock exam is timed and uses DOATAP scoring: +1 for a correct answer, −0.2 for a wrong answer and 0 for an unanswered question. It is available for: Preclinical Sciences — 150 questions, 3h 45min.
Is it free?
For now, registering and practising are free. You can see a sample question on every quiz before you sign up.
Are the questions and answers official?
No. This is practice material based on equivalence-exam questions. The correct answers are being reviewed progressively — if you spot a mistake, you can report it with the report button on each question.
Where can I find exam dates and registration steps?
Our Announcements page (in Greek) collects the current information with a link to the official source. For the final word, always follow DOATAP itself.