UCAT

The UCAT ANZ was established to help universities achieve greater fairness in selection.  Around 14,000 candidates sit the test each year as part of their application to courses in medicine, dentistry and clinical sciences. 

 

The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) is a computer-based admissions test, used by the UCAT ANZ Consortium of universities in Australia and New Zealand to help select applicants for their medical, dental and clinical science degree programmes. 

 

CAREERS TOOLS RESOURCES - ENTRY TO MEDICINE 2025

Career Tools Entry to Medicine Guide is the ideal place to start your research with lots of information about courses, pathways, the UCAT, links to every Australian university's undergraduate programs and lots more. Download your copy here.  

STUDENT UNIVERSITY CLINICAL APTITUDE TEST (UCAT) EXAM PREPARATION GRANT

This grant is funded by the Australian Department of Health and administered in Victoria by RWAV. 

 

Studies show that individuals who have experience living in rural and regional locations often remain or return to these areas to pursue their professional careers. To address the health professional shortage in rural and regional Victoria, RWAV is encouraging year 11 or 12 students living in rural and regional priority areas (see Priority Areas Matrix for eligible locations), interested in studying medicine, the opportunity to participate in preparation classes for the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT). 

 

In partnership with MedEntry, RWAV is offering grants that cover the two-day UCAT preparation workshops. These will run as interactive, live stream online events in 2024. Successful applicants will also have access to MedEntry’s online resources well in advance of the workshop. 

 

For:  Secondary school student 

 

When to apply: Year 12 students please apply before 30 April 2024. Year 11 students can apply throughout the year, however closing dates can vary.

 

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If you have any questions, please contact Ms Dimasi.  

UCAT Masterclass

UCAT Masterclass is an online course designed to assist in your UCAT preparation.

PREPARATION COURSES

MedEntry

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Entering medicine can be a confusing and complicated process, particularly if you are applying to multiple medical schools. If you wish to study medicine, you will need to ensure that you are studying the right subjects, and that you achieve certain minimum academic scores…. Continue reading here

 

How Do I Know If I’m A Rural Student for Medical Entry?

 

The purpose of this blog post is to help you:

  • Understand why it is important to determine whether you are a rural student when applying for medicine.
  • Determine whether you are classified as a rural student for each university offering undergraduate medicine.
  • Understand the difference between ‘rurality’ and bonded rural schemes.
  • UCAT 2024 Registration: What Testing Session Should I Choose?

MedENTRY UCAT PREPARATION

The UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) is required for entry into most medicine and dentistry courses across Australia. Students who wish to enter such courses will need to sit UCAT.   

 

Year 11 students who are interested in medicine or dentistry have one year before their test in July-August 2022. The best way to prepare for UCAT is through distributed practice over several months. 

 

For Year 12 students who have scored well in UCAT, MedEntry conducts interview training

 

MedEntry offers a free UCAT trial that includes a complete UCAT practice exam with feedback and solutions. 

 

Information to assist your students, including a UCAT handbook and bootcamp recording.  

 

Information about admission into each university  

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION 

 

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