UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test)
What is the UCAT?
The UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) is a computer-based admissions test, used by a consortium of UK and partner universities to help select applicants for their medical and dental degree programmes.
What is it used for?
Entry to medical and dental schools
Which institutions use this test?
University of Aberdeen A100, A201
Cardiff University A100, A101, A104, A200, A204
University of Central Lancashire 8J68
University of Dundee A100, A104, A200, A204
University of Durham A100
University of East Anglia A100, A104
University of Edinburgh A100
University of Exeter A100
University of Glasgow A100, A200
Hull York Medical School A100
Keele University A100, A104
King's College London A100, A101, A102, A202, A205, A206
University of Leicester A100, A101
University of Manchester A104, A106, A204, A206
University of Newcastle A100, A101, A206
University of Nottingham A100, A108
Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry A100
Plymouth University A100, A206, B750
Queen Mary, University of London A100, A101, A200
Queen's University Belfast A100, A200
University of Sheffield A100, A104, A200
University of Southampton A100, A101, A102
University of St Andrews A100, A990, B900
St George's, University of London A100, A900
University of Warwick A101
Who do I enter the test with?
Online registration only, through www.ukcat.ac.uk
When is the entry deadline?
Booking runs from 18 June to 12 noon 19 September 2024.
When can I take the test?
Testing starts on 8 July 2024 and ends on 26 September.
How long does the test last?
2 hours
When will the results be available?
Immediately after the test
For more information:
Check out the UCAT website.