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All UK medical schools require potential candidates to attend an interview as part of their selection process, with the majority of medical schools now adopting the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format.
The process of applying for medical school can seem daunting. The different courses available, the varying entry requirements and the pressure to ensure you choose the right university for you can all make this...
Understandably, the decision about which medical school to attend is a big one; if you’re beginning to think about your application and where to choose to study, you may want to start by comparing...
If you’re planning to apply to a UK medical school in 2021 (to begin studying in 2022) then it’s likely that you’ll need to complete an entry / admissions test, such as the UCAT.
The University Clinical Aptitude test or UCAT (formerly UKCAT) is the standard test for entry into Medical School in the UK. There are six steps to follow in order to prepare effectively.
UCAT practice questions and tests should play a key role in your exam preparation. Many UK medical schools include the UCAT (The University Clinical Aptitude Test) as part of their entry criteria; therefore, to be successful in the selection process for these universities, it’s important that you practice for the UCAT and achieve a score that meets or exceeds their entry score.
Intercalation is the process of taking a year out of medical school to obtain an additional degree and is one of the many privileges afforded to medical students.