3rd October 2020
UCAT test tips
Ignore these Two Voices in Your Head We want to warn you that during the test, two tiny invisible fairies will be sitting on your shoulders, whispering in your ears. You’ll hear only one of the fairies, and you won’t be sure which one it is until the test starts. One of the fairies whispers gleefully, “I can’t believe how easy this test is.” The other fair ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT test tips from MedEntry UCAT Prep
Tips for the actual exam: MedEntry UCAT Course Tips Pace yourself as you go. If you find yourself losing focus in the last subtest think “finish strong” rather than “I’m almost out of here”. Don’t allow yourself to switch off until that final answer is filled in. Never give up until the computer screen closes! Don’t change your answers without ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT Tuition Melbourne
MedEntry UCAT Prep offers tuition for UCAT in Melbourne and Mildura. UCAT workshops in Melbourne can be found here. MedEntry runs UCAT workshops in all major capital cities in Australia and New Zealand. For a full list of workshops, click here. MedEntry offers its UCAT and Medical Interview training courses in Perth, Western Australia; Adelaide in South Australia; Melbourne in Victoria; ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT Courses Toowoomba
MedEntry offers UCAT tuition in Brisbane, Cairns and Toowoomba in Queensland. UCAT courses in Queensland can be found here. MedEntry runs UCAT workshops in all major capital cities in Australia and New Zealand. For a full list of workshops, click here. MedEntry offers its UCAT and Medical Interview training courses in Perth, Western Australia; Adelaide in South Australia; Melbourne in Vi ...
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2nd October 2020
How to do UCAT Practice
How to take a UCAT practice test With that fateful UCAT day looming, no doubt you will have already done many UCAT practice exams. You may have done these tests to check the skills you still need to learn, to see if you’ve improved or simply to help you feel more comfortable performing under test conditions. Whatever the reason, there are few simple measures that you can follow to e ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT Courses New Zealand
MedEntry New Zealand UCAT Preparation course is the trusted UCAT educational institution with unparalleled success and satisfaction rates. MedEntry is the UCAT test specialists, and its reputation is based on results for UCAT. Every year, MedEntry UCAT preparation gets more students into the course of their choice than all the other UCAT courses combined. Over 95% of MedEntry’s UCAT st ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT Courses Darwin
Studying Medicine in Northern Territory is now possible, with the first two years at the Charles Darwin University and the final four years at Flinders University. However, competition for the limited number of places available is fierce and the bar has been raised regarding UCAT scores and other entry requirements such as the ATAR. This means that success in the UCAT is a MUST if students w ...
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2nd October 2020
UCAT Coaching and Tuition
A basketball coach explained it to me when I was young that excellent performance depends upon three things: native ability, good coaching, and effective practice (which can change almost everything). Effective practice—as distinct from practicing without awareness of how or what to change—depends upon good coaching. The Lecturers at MedEntry UCAT Courses think of themselves a ...
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2nd October 2020
If this is Your UCAT test day, Get Excited!
If this is Your UCAT day, Get Excited! It’s natural to feel nervous the day before the test, maybe even a bit panicked, but let’s try to get some perspective on your situation. Try to think of your UCAT as an audition for university, but as an audition that counts. Naturally you hope that your audition goes well, but it’s not a big deal if it doesn’t go quite as we ...
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2nd October 2020
My friend got into Medicine without doing a UCAT course!
My friend got into Medicine without doing a UCAT course! Many students who undergo training for UCAT do not admit it for several reasons (for example, it increases their competition). Other reasons for not admitting include: wanting to appear smarter; they think that is what unis expect of them to say etc. A student may have obtained 90th percentile for UCAT and got in to medicine ...
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