The UCAT is a complicated and challenging process, meant to test your knowledge and critical thinking. It’s essential to start preparing as early as possible if you want to score well. The best way to begin is by researching different methods, approaches, and strategies in order to determine which one works best for you - or by reading through our UCAT articles!
Did you know that the UCAT is changing in 2025? Find out more in this article, where we break down the change, consolidate the key dates for the UCAT, and also give you some tips on how to prep for the exam.
Is Medicine your calling? Well direct entry from year 12 into medicine will require taking the UCAT test - this article dies deep into exactly what the UCAT is and how to ACE it!
Thinking of a career in medicine? Being a doctor isn't an easy process, but the first step is making that decision. In this article, we run through the factors you should be considering before considering Medical School as an option.
Want to learn how to balance UCAT studies and your regular ATAR studies? We dive deep into how you can do exactly just that.
In Queensland, there are 4 universities offering medical degrees: Bond, Griffith (there are 3 options to study medicine at Griffith), UQ and JCU. What is important to know is that there are 2 different pathways into medicine: direct entry and graduate entry, each of which have its own perks.
The University Clinical Aptitude Test, or UCAT, is a computer based test from the UK used by Universities as a standardised intelligence and aptitude test for Medical and Dentistry Degrees.
