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Why is UCAT important?

How hard is the UCAT?

Most applicants find the UCAT challenging because of the time pressure, as you’ll need to answer 228 questions in two hours. Verbal Reasoning has the lowest average score over the last three years, suggesting that students find this section hardest. Once you’ve mastered the techniques and time-saving strategies that work best for you, you should ensure you practise enough and look after your mental wellbeing to build up the stamina to stay focused throughout the test.

When should I sit the UCAT?

Where do I sit the UCAT?

How do I prepare for the UCAT?

How are UCAT scores calculated?

Your raw scores are calculated based on how many questions you answer correctly in each section or subtest (VR, DM, QR, AR). These scores are then converted to scaled section scores between 300 and 900. Your total scaled score is calculated by adding up the scaled scores and ranges from 1200 to 3600. You’ll also be given a percentile rank that shows how well you’ve performed compared to other applicants in your cohort. For SJT, you’ll be scored from Band 1–4, with Band 1 being the highest score.

Can I cancel my UCAT exam?

How do universities use UCAT scores?

Your UCAT score will be used alongside other parts of the application, such as meeting the minimum academic requirements. However, each university uses UCAT scores differently. For instance, some use the UCAT for interview selection, some use it for final selection, and some use it for both stages. Some universities may also set UCAT cut-off scores (which can vary from year to year) to help rank applicants throughout different stages of the application process.

Make sure you look at UCAT requirements for medical, dental and physician associate courses, and apply strategically to give yourself the best possible chance of getting into medical or dental school.

‍Where should I apply with a low, average or high UCAT score?

‍Where can I find more information about the UCAT?

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