The resources hub.
Plan your pathway, simulate the UCAT, and learn how Australian medical admissions actually work — all in one place.
The collection.
All 18 undergraduate medical and dental programmes — UCAT, ATAR, interview requirements, weightings, cut-offs.
Find the right medical school for your UCAT score, ATAR, location, and pathway preference.
A thirty-minute simulated UCAT exam with timed conditions, scoring, and a percentile breakdown.
Tips, strategies, and insights for the road to medicine. Volume I issuing now.
How Australian admissions work.
Most undergraduate medical schools in Australia weigh three criteria — ATAR, UCAT, and a medical interview — to decide who gets an offer.
Your school grades — the academic baseline.
2-hour test, 181 questions, 4 sections.
MMI or panel — presence and ethics.
A medical school offer.
Your end-of-school academic record. Some schools require a 99+ minimum.
Two-hour aptitude test. Most schools want a 90th-percentile minimum.
MMI stations or panel format. Where presence and ethics matter most.
Each school weighs the three differently. Adelaide is 20/40/40, Monash is 33/33/33, UNSW requires a 99.3 ATAR plus 93rd-percentile UCAT minimum, and James Cook and Bond skip the UCAT entirely. See every school's requirements →
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