It has been announced by University College London that they will be moving from the BMAT to the UCAT for their medicine course admissions starting in 2024 (for 2025 Entry). Find out why this is happening and what it means for medicine applicants.
Find out everything you need to know about your BMAT results, including a breakdown of what your score means and how universities use it in your application.
Read through our complete guide to the BMAT for essential information on each section of the test. Learn how the scoring works and how you can prepare for the BMAT.
The dates of four Cambridge Admission Tests have changed, so make sure you are aware if you are due to be sitting one of them.
All UK medical schools require you to take either the BMAT or UCAT. Most students take both or just the UCAT. So which test should you take?
How universities use the BMAT: Explanation of Imperial College’s BMAT cutoff. The BMAT is used differently at each UK university. For example, Imperial’s BMAT cut-off mark will be slightly different to Cambridge. We recommend that you take the time to understand how the exam is assessed at your chosen medical school.
