Should I take the UKCAT or BMAT?

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Neeraj Goenka Posted On - Feb 17, 2021
MBChB from University of Birmingham MedicalSchool (2020)

In order to apply for a medical school in the UK it is mandatory for you as an applicant to appear for the UKCAT or BMAT.

Even if the BMAT is not required by all, it is necessary for some of the institutes:

  • University of Leeds
  • Lancaster University
  • University of Oxford
  • University of Cambridge
  • Royal Veterinary College
  • Imperial College London
  • Brighton and Sussex Medical School

Some of the universities that accept UCAT are:

University

UCAS Course Code

University of Aberdeen

A100, A105, A201

Anglia Ruskin University

A100

Aston University

A100

University of Birmingham

A100, A101, A200

University of Bristol

A100, A108, A206, A208

Cardiff University

A100*, A104, A200, A204

University of Dundee

A100, A104, A200

Appearing for either UKCAT or BMAT depends on the university you are willing to apply for. Students of the state board go for UKCAT. CBSE students can choose to appear for both examinations and so can IB and A students. You can be guided towards your decision by a good institution and counselor for preparing for the exams like Trinity Global Education.

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