How long do you have to complete the CARS section of the MCAT?

The correct duration to complete the Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) section of the MCAT is 90 minutes. This section consists of passages followed by related questions that assess reading comprehension, analysis, and reasoning skills. Given the number of passages typically included, which is around nine, each passage requires careful reading and thoughtful consideration of the questions that follow. The 90-minute time limit allows test-takers to pace themselves and ensures they have sufficient time to analyze each passage thoroughly while attempting to answer the questions accurately.

While the other options suggest different time frames, they do not reflect the actual duration allocated for this section of the test. The design of the exam seeks to challenge test-takers' ability to engage with complex texts and think critically under a timed environment.