The UCAT is a crucial test for aspiring medical students, and as applications increase, competition is becoming even tougher. A strong UCAT score can significantly boost your chances of securing a place at your chosen university. At UniAdmissions, we provide comprehensive support and tailored tuition to help you achieve a top score and stand out in the admissions process.
Download our free UCAT Handbook PDF to learn everything you need to know about the test, get actionable tips to help you prepare and work through practice questions for each section, complete with worked solutions.
Preparing for your UCAT exam is imperative in order for you to pass and increase your chances of getting into your first choice medical school. We recommend downloading our free UCAT Handbook PDF, which will help you learn about the styles of questions involved in the test and understand the theory behind them. Preparing for the test with practice questions is also essential; start at your own pace before attempting the timed conditions.
You can improve your chances of scoring highly by working with an expert tutor here at UniAdmissions, guiding you through the process and offering experienced insight into the UCAT.
Places at medical schools are very competitive, which is why at UniAdmissions, our complete preparation programme is an all-encompassing way of approaching your medical application for all universities. Providing you with everything you need to prep and complete your UCAT.
Alongside preparing you for your UCAT, we can teach you how to write a personal statement to boost your impression on the university and offer courses to help ace your medicine interviews. You’ll receive intensive group teaching and an online course too, enabling you to improve your chances of success and start your medical career.
You’ll receive one-to-one sessions with an expert UCAT tutor who scored in the top 10% nationally during their own UCAT year. This specialist has a proven rate of success in UCAT tuition. The programme also offers an intensive course and online revision support to increase your chances of scoring highly.
If you are only looking for support with the UCAT exam, then this is the perfect Programme to help boost your score rapidly. If you are looking for wider support that covers more areas of your application, you should consider enrolling on the Oxbridge Medicine Programme.
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The UCAT is a requirement for most medical schools in the UK, so it’s important that you are well-prepared so you can score highly and earn your interview invitations. With our Essential UCAT Guide, you will find a detailed breakdown of each section, preparation tips, practice questions and more. Fill out the form below to gain free access right away!
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“Working with UniAdmissions really boosted my confidence around the Interviews and Personal Statement due to feeling more aware of the process, such as what to expect during Interviews and what to include or leave out of my Personal Statement to make it Oxford quality.”
“I was able to secure high marks in the UCAT and BMAT [former medicine admissions test] with the help of the courses, and I felt able to answer the questions in my Cambridge Interview with confidence. I definitely have UniAdmissions to thank for helping me to secure a Cambridge offer – without them, I would have struggled much more.”
We work with a limited number of students each year to ensure we can provide the best support suited for their particular needs.
Our Programmes have a structured syllabus, however, we tweak elements of the syllabus so the student is able to gain the most out of our support.
As we work with a limited number of students, we have a limited number of places available for enrolment on each Programme.
The best way to find out whether there are still places available is by booking a free consultation here or contacting us via Livechat, where our expert Admissions Consultants will be able to advise you further.
We do have ideal start times at points throughout the year, however, the syllabus can be adapted to suit your particular start time if you are accepted onto the Programme. Our Admissions Consultants can help you understand the Programme timeline in your specific case – all you need to do is ask.
First and foremost, we assess whether the potential student has the right academic capabilities and profile to be realistically accepted to study at Oxford or Cambridge.
Secondly, we assess whether the student is capable and willing to put in the time required to create a strong application for Oxbridge.
Finally, we assess the student’s attitude and reasoning behind applying to Oxford or Cambridge. This is one of our most important considerations.
If a student has below-average (but still realistic) grades for Oxford and Cambridge, but the correct attitude, we would consider accepting them onto our Programme. Unfortunately, if the inverse is the case, it’s unlikely the student would be accepted onto the Programme.
UniAdmissions is committed to giving the very best service to every student. Our talented tutors are the key to the excellent service we pride ourselves on, passing on not only their expertise, but also their enthusiasm to inspire the next generation to succeed.
All tutors are either current senior students, recent graduates or from a professional background. Our selection process ensures only the best tutors work for us, in roles most suited to their skill-sets.
You’ll get access to all of our online resources, including various UniAdmissions published books, our masterclasses, admissions test question banks and much more. All of our resources are filled with powerful strategies and techniques to help you prepare, improve and boost your score. Learn all of the essential UCAT shortcuts in our comprehensive guide.
Tuition sessions are held online via video chat. Times for these sessions are arranged between you and your tutor to best meet your needs.Â
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The UniAdmissions Portal is where you will find all of the support and resources for your Programme.
You can think of the Portal as the hub of all the materials included within your Programme. If you are ever looking for a relevant book, an online course, course dates or anything along those lines, the Portal is very likely to be your answer.
However, the Portal also houses your programme curriculum, which guides you through each stage of the admissions process through the use of your resources. The Portal automatically tracks what you’ve completed and provides support if you’re falling behind in certain areas.Â
You can also use the Portal to get in touch with our team at any point.
