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UCAT Results 2023 The Definitive Guide

We've put together these slides to learn more about how UCAT scores are calculated, when UCAT results are released, and what constitutes a good UCAT score. Check the past UCAT score cutoffs for universities around Australia and plan your UCAT preparation.

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UCAT Results 2023 The Definitive Guide

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  1. UCAT Results 2023: The Definitive Guide

  2. UCAT® Scores Explained: Scaled Scores & Percentiles • Your UCAT® scaled score is a score out of 3600 for the combined verbal reasoning, decision making, quantitative reasoning, and abstract reasoning sections, as well as a score out of 900 for the situational judgement. The minimum UCAT® score for each section is 300 and the maximum is 900. • Your UCAT® percentile score is a number out of 100 based on how your performance sits within your cohort. There is no way of ascertaining this from your scaled score or how many questions you get correct as this score depends on the varying performance of each examination cohort. However, the UCAT® percentile score may hold the most weight in terms of medical school application, and you can get an idea of what scores convert to which percentages by looking at trends of previous years. • UCAT® Situational Judgement subtest is often not considered by universities.

  3. UCAT®Frequently Asked Questions • What do my UCAT® scores mean? » The UCAT® score is not a ‘mark’. It is a scaled score that has taken into account the difficulty of the exam. This raw scaled score is converted to a UCAT® percentile. This means that the UCAT® percentile conversions from UCAT® raw scores will change every year depending on how well the applicant pool has performed. • Why is my UCAT® score decreasing? » The UCAT® score is based on a percentile, and this means that you are ranked against other applicants in your cohort. The UCAT® institution will utilise statistical methods to ensure a fair and competitive process for determining your UCAT® percentile. • What is a Good UCAT® Score?      » The UCAT ® percentile for non-rural students is above the 90th percentile, with a 2022 statistic of 2980. The 90th percentile cut-off is expected to increase annually. Other factors like state, rural eligibility, and university admissions weightings also influence offers.

  4. Further Materials • Australian Medical Schools: General Overview • Australian Graduate Medical Schools - Admission Requirements • Medical Pathways in Australia • Free GAMSAT Practice Questions and Materials • GAMSAT Results: The Definitive Guide • Don’t forget to tune in to our GAMSAT® To Med School Podcast! Listen as our experienced GAMSAT® tutors explore diverse topics about everything from the GAMSAT® exam to their journeys through medical school: https://gradready.com.au/gamsat-podcast

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