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UCAT ANZ (University Clinical Aptitude Test – Australia & New Zealand)
Aptitude test for undergraduate medicine, dentistry and clinical science entry in Australia and New Zealand.
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At a glance
- Set by
- UCAT ANZ Consortium / Pearson VUE
- Level
- Undergraduate admissions (medicine/dentistry)
- Region
- Australia
- Programme
- University Clinical Aptitude Test for Australia and New Zealand (UCAT ANZ)
The format, as published
- A computer-based test at Pearson VUE centres, just under 2 h, with four separately timed multiple-choice subtests, each preceded by a timed instruction section.
- They are Verbal Reasoning (44 Q, 22 min), Decision Making (35 Q, 37 min), Quantitative Reasoning (36 Q, 26 min) and Situational Judgement (69 Q, 26 min).
- VR, DM and QR are each scaled 300–900 and summed to a total of 900–2700, and SJ is reported separately on 300–900.
- The 2026 testing window was 1 July-5 August 2026 (booking 16 February-15 May, late booking to 5 June; fee A$335 in Australia/NZ, A$405 overseas, A$240 concession), with results sent to universities in early September.
Summarised from official sources. Always confirm dates and rules with the exam board.Official information(opens in a new tab)