ADC Part 1 Crash Course with Study Materials

ADC Part 1 Crash Course: High-Yield Revision

The focused 6-week intensive program designed for candidates who need a high-yield, structured revision plan to guarantee confidence before the ADC Part 1 exam.

Course Structure

The course combines daily pre-recorded video modules, weekly live Q&A sessions, and mandatory simulated mock exams to solidify your knowledge base.

Key Inclusions

  • High-Yield Core Content: Focused revision on essential clinical and theoretical topics.
  • Daily Scenario Drills: Practice with complex, integrated MCQ questions.
  • Dedicated Ethics Module: In-depth coverage of Australian professional standards.
  • Live Q&A Sessions: Direct interaction with the mentor for doubt clearance.
  • Full-Length Mock Exams: Realistic exam simulations for pacing and confidence.
  • Downloadable PDFs: Summary notes and revision cheat sheets.

Target Candidate

This course is ideal for dentists who have completed their first phase of study and require a focused push to achieve exam readiness.

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