***Please note that the BMAT has now been suspended and will not be used as an admissions test by either Oxford or Cambridge Universities for any courses. They will instead require the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) for their clinical courses. Click here to read our guide to the UCAT.***
Your BMAT score can make the difference between whether you reach your Oxford or Cambridge interview or not. Though this is intimidating, as with all exams, practice and preparation can make a real difference to your performance.
General information about the BMAT can be found on the BMAT homepage here. However, we’ve summarised everything you need to know below.
A two-hour test, which requires candidates to complete three sections:
Oxford applicants for the following subjects:
Cambridge applicants for the following subjects:
15th October – last date for entries
5th November – date of BMAT (9am in schools)
Don’t forget that you need to register to sit the BMAT through your school or test centre. Make sure you check that your school is on top of this – or find a test centre through Cambridge Assessment.
Average score of shortlisted candidates: 63/100
Average score of successful candidates: 64/100
– Statistics from 2012 entry
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