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Currently, more than 30,000 medical and dental applicants take the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) each year, but what score should you be aiming for? We can take a look at what scores are considered ‘good’, ‘high’ and average on the UCAT to see what you should be scoring for your chosen medical school.
The UCAT has published the 2025 provisional results, how do yours compare? For those of you who sat the UCAT at the end of July, it must have seemed like an eternity to finally know how you have fared compared to other candidates. Why else would you be interested in seeing the newly released provisional scores? Have a look!
Economics is a course which is rewarding and demanding. An Oxbridge degree in Economics is even more desirable. But the question still stands, which is better for Economics in 2025?
At face value, Oxford and Cambridge are similar institutions: both are world-famous, both are super old, and both are competitive to get into. However, the intricacies of student life and the similarities and differences between the two giants of academia are lesser-known. This guide is dedicated to pitting these two titans against each other to see which (if either) is best.
Whether you’re taking an admissions test or preparing for your end-of-year exams, revision is essential to achieving the results you need for success. To help you hone your own revision approach, we’ve created this ultimate guide offering the very best tips to revise effectively for your exams.
Becoming a dentist is a long and difficult process. It is, therefore, not surprising that the entry requirements for prospective dentists to study at dental school are high. In this guide, we explore the process of applying to study Dentistry and what you’ll need to achieve to get your offer.
The earlier you start planning your Personal Statement, the easier you will make it for yourself. There are four key reasons why you should start sooner rather than later. Find out what they are and how to plan the perfect Personal Statement.
Each year, a huge number of applicants apply to study at Oxbridge and most are unsuccessful. The admissions process is incredibly competitive so not everyone gets offered a place, but what if you didn’t get one this year? We go through the next steps after receiving your rejection.
If you’re not sure where to start with your medicine interview preparation, this guide is the perfect starting point. Here, we’ll discuss the basics of medicine interviews, including the formats, when to start preparing and what the interviewers will be looking for.
How can you help your child prepare for their medical school interview? Traditional interviews, multiple mini-interviews, Oxbridge interviews… with so many different types, it can be difficult to understand how best to support your child, there are a few things you can do to help…
If you’re applying to study Dentistry in the UK, you’ll likely need to attend at least one Multiple Mini Interviews session (MMI). These are unlike any other interview you will have attended before and will test you on a wide variety of skills. Therefore, it’s important to know what to expect, so this guide will break down the process and provide tips for your preparation.
The UCAT is seeing a major change 2025 as one of its subtests – Abstract Reasoning – is being removed from the exam. This guide explains everything you need to know.
Being invited to an interview at Oxford is no easy feat, especially for History. But now you’ve got your invitation, what should you expect on the day and how can you best prepare? This guide answers both of these questions!
How Can I Prepare for the Oxford Engineering Science Interview? There are often a lot of rumours about what takes place at Oxford Engineering Science interview, but we are here to explain the process and how you can prepare.
Reading is an essential part of preparing for medical school interviews. You will read the news to keep up to date with current medical affairs, you will read your personal statement to ensure you know every detail like the back of your hand, and you will read through any extra scientific reading you want to discuss in the interview. Most importantly though, you will need to read books, so here are some tips on how to approach it.
