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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.
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.
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.
Imperial College London offers one of the most popular Medicine degrees in the UK, but it’s not easy to get a place. In this guide, we’ll learn all of the entry requirements for applicants to get their place on the course.
With Medicine being one of the most competitive degrees to apply for and Cambridge being among the top universities in the world, you can imagine that the application process for Medicine at Cambridge is incredibly difficult. In this guide, we explain every step of the process and provide tips for how you can increase your chances of success.
Oxford and Cambridge are two of the highest-ranked universities in the world, and their medicine degrees are no different. You may know that you want to study at Oxbridge, but you might not be sure which side would be better for you. This guide will help you understand the differences between the two medicine degrees so that you can decide which one you want to apply to.
Medicine is one of the most popular degrees in the UK, and the same is true of Medicine at Oxford. With over 1,000 applicants each year, getting a spot among the cohort is tough, so this guide will walk you through the process of getting into Oxford Medicine.
The UCAT is a test that can’t be revised for traditionally, so you will be relying on the materials you gather to support you through the majority of your preparation. In this guide, we’ll explore ten of the best options for materials and resources that you can use to get ready for the UCAT and improve your score.
One of the greatest challenges in the UCAT is the time restrictions put in place for each subtest. You’ll need to find ways to shave off seconds wherever you can, and these 10 keyboard shortcuts are an essential place to start in order to improve your technique.
In 2023, it was announced by the University of Cambridge that many of their established admissions tests would stop being run after the 2023 – 2024 admissions cycle. In January 2024, we have now learned what admissions test will be used for courses such as Medicine, Natural Science, Economics and Engineering.
It has been announced by the University of Oxford 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.
Oxford and Cambridge are two of the most renowned universities in the world, but how do their medical schools stack up to others in the UK? Let’s take a look at some of the major medical schools to see which ones are right for you.
With so many Medical Schools it is inevitable that some will offer lower entry requirements than others. But what are the lowest entry requirements to study Medicine?
If you are a current Medicine applicant or thinking of applying and would like to know how competitive Medicine really is, this article is for you.
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?
