Coronavirus (COVID-19) And The UCAT 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all aspect of our lives over recent years. The 2020 UCAT saw significant disruptions. You may be wondering if this will also impact candidates sitting the UCAT 2023 this year too.

UCAT 2023 statement 

The UCAT consortium have announced they plan to go ahead with testing for the 2023 testing session. The first exams will take place on 10th July 2023 and the last exam will be on 28 September 2023. The timelines for booking and taking the exam have returned to normal following disruption from COVID-19.

This page will be updated if there is any new information on the situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. In the mean time you can check for updates on the UCAT website

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Make sure you are looking after both your physical and mental wellbeing during this time. Make sure that you follow up to date government guidelines on how best to act during the current COVID-19 pandemic. So as to ensure the health and wellbeing of you and those around you. 

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    Frequently Asked Question

    →What is the UCAT, and how has COVID-19 impacted it?

    The UCAT is an admissions test used by universities in the UK for undergraduate medicine, dentistry, and other healthcare-related courses. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the administration of the UCAT, with some changes made to the test format and delivery to ensure the safety of test-takers.

    →What changes have been made to the UCAT due to COVID-19?

    In response to COVID-19, the UCAT Consortium made some changes to the test format and delivery. These include the option to take the test at home, the addition of online proctoring, and the introduction of new testing dates to accommodate social distancing measures.

    →Is the UCAT testing experience different due to COVID-19?

    Yes, the UCAT testing experience may be different due to COVID-19, depending on the option you choose. If you choose to take the test at a test center, you may experience longer wait times due to social distancing measures. If you choose to take the test remotely from home, you will need to ensure you have the appropriate technology and internet connection.

    →How can I prepare for the UCAT during COVID-19?

    You can still prepare for the UCAT during COVID-19 by using online resources, such as practice tests and study materials. Many UCAT preparation providers also offer online tutoring and support to help you prepare for the test. It’s important to ensure you have access to a quiet and comfortable study space, as well as reliable internet and technology for taking the test remotely.

    →Will COVID-19 impact my UCAT score or the university admissions process?

    COVID-19 should not impact your UCAT score or the university admissions process. The UCAT Consortium has put measures in place to ensure the test is fair and equitable, regardless of whether you take it at a test center or from home. Universities are also aware of the impact of COVID-19 on the UCAT testing experience and will take this into account when making admissions decisions.

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