MedEntry’s interactive, personalised UCAT study planner can now be synchronised with your daily calendar!Your MedEntry UCAT Study Planner can be added to most calendar applications with a single click. If your computer or mobile device does not support a one-click setup, then don’t despair! We have compiled detailed instructions to help you sync your Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook Calendar. The MedEntry Study Planner calendar is exported in universal ICS format, meaning that it is compatible with any modern calendar application.Depending on your chosen calendar application, items in your MedEntry UCAT Study Planner will be refreshed regularly, between every...
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Registrations to sit UCAT ANZ 2020 closed on 11 May, with late registrations accepted up until 18 May. Bookings to sit UCAT would not normally be accepted after these deadlines. However, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, UCAT candidates who have missed the late booking deadline will be provided with a final opportunity to book UCAT.Final bookings for UCAT ANZ 2020 will be accepted from Friday 22 May until Monday 1 June 2020 at 11:59pm AEST. Note that these bookings will incur an additional late fee of $75 in addition to the normal UCAT registration fee. No further bookings will be...
So you’ve been preparing for UCAT by working through the UCAT guides and attempting UCAT practice questions and exams. Then one day you receive a disappointing UCAT percentile. So what should you do? Is it time to freak out? Is it time to give up on your medical entry dream? No! Read on for three key tips.1. Understand what a UCAT percentile means and how they are calculatedFirstly, it is vital that you understand UCAT percentiles, and how they are calculated. Essentially, a percentile compares your performance against other UCAT candidates who have attempted that particular drill, subtest mock or UCAT...
MedEntry is delighted to offer our students innovative, exclusive UCAT skills trainers for each of the four UCAT cognitive subtests. You will not find anything like our skills trainers on any other UCAT platform.These skills trainers have been developed by an expert team of IT Engineers, academics and high achieving UCAT students.The UCAT skills trainers:Target key UCAT skills that are important to master to boost your UCAT scoreEnable you to compare your performance with other UCAT candidatesAllow you to build up your skills gradually, with beginner, intermediate and advanced levelsCover the skills required to succeed in UCAT Verbal Reasoning, UCAT Decision...
There has been a lot of uncertainty surrounding the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on UCAT ANZ 2020. You may be wondering, will UCAT go ahead? When will UCAT be taking place? What should I be doing now in terms of my UCAT preparation? This blog answers some common questions. Will UCAT ANZ 2020 be going ahead? Yes! UCAT ANZ 2020 will not be eliminated as a requirement for entry into medicine. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, universities will still need to select students who have the qualities required to be empathetic and skilled health professionals.UCAT ANZ was introduced in 2019 as a requirement...
Pearson VUE have recently released additional testing venues and dates for UCAT ANZ 2020 candidates.Some students who registered for UCAT ANZ 2020 close to the booking deadline of 11 May 2020 found there were limited testing venues, dates and times available. Some students therefore found they had to book a UCAT date and time that they were not entirely happy with.If this is the case for you, log into your Pearson VUE account ( https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/signin/SignInPage/UMAT ) and click ‘Reschedule’. You will be able to see if there are any new UCAT testing venues and times that have been released which are...
MedEntry's brand new, 120 page, comprehensive UCAT Handbook is now available, absolutely free! It covers everything you need to know about medical entry, UCAT, medical interviews and university admissions.The handbook is divided into four parts:Part 1: How to get into medicineThis section covers how to get into medicine and dentistry in Australia and New Zealand. It includes the criteria used, various entry pathways, what you need to do now to secure your place in medicine, and a suggested timeline. Part 2: The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)This section covers everything you need to know about UCAT. It includes information on structure, timing...
1. Master the UCAT Learning CurveThe UCAT is a test unlike anything you have ever sat before. UCAT Verbal Reasoning is loosely connected to traditional reading comprehension texts and UCAT Quantitative Reasoning is mathematics-based, but both the style and time pressure is truly unique. Furthermore, it is highly unlikely that you will have ever encountered formal testing in the areas of UCAT Decision Making, UCAT Abstract Reasoning and UCAT Situational Judgement.Naturally, it will take an adjustment period to learn how to answer all the many different types of UCAT questions, recognising how long you have to answer each UCAT question and...
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Registration and booking to sit UCAT 2020 will close this Monday 11th May at 11:59 AEST!You can book after this date until Monday 18th May, however this will attract a late fee.If you have not yet registered to sit UCAT, please do so immediately. Remember that this is your only chance to sit UCAT in 2020 – if you miss the registration and booking deadline, you will need to reapply next year. To register and book your test, please visit: https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/signin/SignInPage/UMATPlease check that you have both created an online account with Pearson VUE and that you have booked your desired UCAT testing...
MedEntry is delighted to announce that we have launched our brand new, state-of-the-art UCAT Abstract Reasoning skills trainer.Our team of expert UCAT lecturers, tutors, and IT engineers have worked together to create this innovative trainer, which will help you practice your approach to UCAT Abstract Reasoning questions by identifying possible rules and distractors. This trainer provides unlimited practice for you to improve your UCAT Abstract Reasoning abilities.How does the UCAT Abstract Reasoning trainer work?Two Abstract Reasoning Sets (Set A and Set B) will be displayed, along with a series of questions:When you open the Abstract Reasoning trainer, you will be able...
The coronavirus pandemic and resulting social isolation requirements has led to significant changes in the way we live. This change occurred dramatically, and without warning. In response, it is natural to feel stressed, overwhelmed and anxious. However, if left unchecked, these feelings can have a detrimental impact on your wellbeing and UCAT performance in this crucial year. MedEntry’s aim is to provide guidance and assistance to you during this challenging time. This blog series covers how to effectively prepare for UCAT during coronavirus and social isolation. The principles outlined in these blogs are also useful for your school and university study.Our...
Are you in year 11, 12 or 13? Do you want to give yourself the best chance of getting into medicine? Would you like to get a head-start on your UCAT preparation? Then check out our new multi-year packages.Research shows that the more time that you put into UCAT Preparation, the higher the chance you have of achieving a top UCAT score. Furthermore, UCAT is a skills-based exam, so regular practice over a long period of time is the most effective way to prepare.You can only sit the UCAT in your final year of schooling, but there is no reason why...
UCAT ANZ Registration deadlineRegistrations and booking to sit UCAT ANZ 2020 will close this Monday 11th May at 11:59 PM AEST!If you plan to sit UCAT ANZ in 2020 and have not yet registered, please do so immediately. Remember that this is your only chance to sit UCAT in 2020.If you miss the registration date, you can still make a late registration until Monday 18th May at 11:59 pm AEST. However, this will attract a late fee. After this final deadline you will need to wait until next year's UCAT to apply.To register, please visit: https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/signin/SignInPage/UMAT.Booking instructions can be found at:...
Do you want to apply to study medicine in 2021? If so, you will need to sit UCAT 2020!Registrations to sit UCAT close on 11th May 2020 at 11:59pm AEST. Late Registrations close on 18th May 2020.If you wish to sit UCAT in 2020 you will need to register and book your test before this date.You can register for UCAT by visiting the Pearson VUE website: https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/signin/SignInPage/UMATNote that you will need to follow a two-step process:Create an online account with Pearson VUELog into your Pearson VUE account to book your desired UCAT testing date and locationFor advice on what UCAT test date...
The purpose of this blog post is to help you:Understand why it is important to determine whether or not you are a rural student when applying for medicine.Determine whether you are classified as a rural student for each university offering undergraduate medicine.Understand the difference between ‘rurality’ and bonded rural schemes.Why is it important to determine whether you are a rural student (or not)?In general, getting into medicine is easier if you are classified a rural student. Most Australian universities offer alternate access pathways or score adjustments for rural students who are applying for medicine. This is because medical students from rural...
The coronavirus pandemic has probably led to significant changes in your daily life and the way you study. The sudden change may have left you feeling confused, stressed and lost, particularly if you are in your final year of schooling. Our aim is to provide guidance and tips to help you study and prepare for UCAT during this turbulent time.This blog series covers how to effectively prepare for UCAT during coronavirus and social isolation. The principles outlined in these blogs are also useful for your school and university study.Our last three blogs covered tip 1: Optimise Your Study Environment, tip 2: Create...
The coronavirus pandemic has probably caused a significant change to your life over the past few weeks. In addition to this, there has been a lot of uncertainty regarding the impact of the pandemic on UCAT, UCAT preparation and medical entry. It may have left you feeling overwhelmed or anxious. We at MedEntry are here to help!This blog series covers how to effectively prepare for UCAT during coronavirus and social isolation. The principles outlined in these blogs are also useful for your school and university study.Our last two blogs covered tip 1: Optimise Your Study Environment and tip 2: Create a...
MedEntry’s exclusive Venn Diagram Trainer makes it easy for you to master Venn diagram questions in the UCAT Decision Making subtest.The trainer displays a Venn diagram and 5 timed questions (each to be completed within 30 seconds). Afterwards, the answers are displayed, along with explanations showing the appropriate shaded Venn diagram regions.To use the trainer, select the difficulty level you would like to attempt:Difficulty levelMaximum value in regionsShapesEasy25Circle, square, triangle, rectangleMedium45Circle, square, triangle, rectangleHard90Circle, square, triangle, rectangle, octagon Five questions will then appear relating to a Venn diagram:Once you have answered all of the questions, or the time limit has elapsed,...
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a dramatic change in the way we work and learn. This change has occurred suddenly, over a period of days and weeks. You may now be learning online, from home, in an environment away from your friends and social supports. We recognise that this is a difficult situation, which may be causing you stress. We are here to help!This blog series covers how to effectively prepare for UCAT during coronavirus and social isolation. The principles outlined in these blogs are also useful for your school and university study.Our last blog covered tip 1: Optimise Your...
1. UCAT Situational JudgementThe UCAT Situational Judgement section tests similar skills to the medical interview. Unlike the other parts of the UCAT exam, the Situational Judgement subtest analyses your ability to handle potentially difficult situations. This is an excellent foundation with which to begin your medical interview preparation.You don’t want to significantly disrupt your UCAT preparation with these recommendations but it is worth briefly considering the following:When you look at a Situational Judgement question, think about further questions you might be asked if the scenario was posed to you in a medical interview setting. UCAT Situational Judgement scenarios are very possible...
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