Test Preparation Courses
BMAT- BioMedical Admission Test | |
| BMAT - BioMedical Admission Test | |
BMAT is a subject-specific admissions test compulsory for applicants to certain medical, veterinary science and related courses at the institutions listed below (see www.bmat.org.uk for more info). |
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| BMAT Universities | |
Oxford University |
Royal Veterinary College |
| UKCAT - UK Clinical Aptitude Test | |
The UKCAT is a compulsory aptitude test for applicants to the UK
medical and dental schools listed below. It does not contain any
curriculum or science content but focuses on exploring thinking and
analytical skills, attributes considered to be valuable for health care
professionals. (see www.ukcat.ac.uk for more info).
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| UKCAT Universities | |
University of Aberdeen |
University of Leeds |
| LNAT - National Admission Test for Law | |
The LNAT is a non subject-specific aptitude test used by the universities listed below to help them distinguish between applicants to Law undergraduate programmes. Questions are designed to test powers of comprehension, interpretation, analysis and deduction. (see www.lnat.ac.uk for more info). |
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| LNAT Universities | |
University of Birmingham |
University of Leeds |
| Course Information | |
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Each course consists of a full day starting at 10.30 and ending at 5.30. They are scheduled throughout August, September and October as shown below. To register please complete the enclosed registration form or register online at www.albemarle.org.uk. Most students taking the UKCAT and LNAT courses will be new to aptitude tests and so they are taught strategies on how to approach the tests, as well as given a throrough explanation as to the structure and content of each test. They then focus on practising questions, identifying weaknesses and study techniques. Students are also given revision packs to take home for further practice. The BMAT course covers the full range of aptitudes and skills required to take the test, as well as the Key Stage 4 Core Science and Higher Mathematics needed for the scientific knowledge and applications part of the test. Through intensive question practice students build confidence and learn valuable test-taking skills. Students are also given revision packs to take home for further practice. | |
| Links | |
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BMAT: www.bmat.org.uk | |
