r/UCAT↗
University Clinical Aptitude Test
The UCAT is a 2-hour long computer based test. The test is similar to the UMAT but with new question formats and the addition of a test of Situational Judgment (SJT) which measure attitudes and behaviours identified as desirable for successful healthcare professionals. Research shows that the test is a reliable and valid predictor of performance at Medical School.
30k subscribers3,254 posts / mo in Sep 20261,569 authors / mosince 2018
r/UCAT has 30k members (+63% over the last 12 months). It gets about 3,254 posts a month from 1,569 people. Top topics: University Interviews, UCAT Mocks & Scores and Medicine Rejections & Advice.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- University Interviews16%
- UCAT Mocks & Scores15%
- Medicine Rejections & Advice7.7%
- University Applications3.1%
- Job Interviews2.4%
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- WhatDoTheyKnow
- TikTok
- The Student Room
- University of Bristol
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