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UCAT is the most widely used admissions exam for UK medical schools. Therefore, it’s important to know which universities require UCAT and how they each use your score before you apply.
Top tips on how to effectively practice for the UCAT. Use our guide to score highly and get into medical school.
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.
A step-by-step guide to help you prepare successfully for the UCAT and get into your favourite medical school.
Our complete guide has everything you need to score highly in the UCAT and get into medical school.
As the most widely used admissions exam for UK medical schools – for Standard Entry Medicine, Medicine with a Gateway Year and Medicine with a Preliminary Year – it’s likely that you’ll need to undertake the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT), and consider how your UCAT score will determine which medical schools you can apply to.
Have you looked at the UCAT scoring or test statistics and wondered: what is the UCAT decile ranking? Is it important? And will it be used by my chosen medical school? This guide will explain simply the UCAT decile ranking, the UCAT scoring system more generally, and what it all means for your medical school application.
