Which medical school entrance exam do you need?

It depends on your country and route: UCAT for most UK undergraduate medicine, MCAT for the US and most Canadian schools, UCAT ANZ for undergraduate medicine in Australia/New Zealand, HPAT for undergraduate medicine in Ireland, IMAT for English-taught medicine in Italy, and GAMSAT for graduate-entry programmes in the UK, Ireland, and Australia. Always confirm the specific requirement with each university, since some accept more than one exam.

No. The BMAT (BioMedical Admissions Test) was discontinued after its 2023 sitting. UK universities that previously required it moved to the UCAT for 2024 entry onward.

You might, if you are applying to both undergraduate and graduate-entry courses, or to universities in more than one country - for example, someone considering both UK undergraduate medicine and Irish graduate-entry medicine could need both the UCAT and the GAMSAT.

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