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We’ve got you covered with expertly-created support at the best possible value. With tons of UCAT teaching and resources (in a variety of formats) components in different formats, it doesn’t matter what your learning style is.

6med have you covered.

#1 Expert 1-1 UCAT Tutoring

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Highly experienced UCAT tutors who know how to help you score highly.

You'll be assigned an expert UCAT tutor within five working days. All of our tutors are highly experienced medics and excel in teaching the next generation of medical students about the UCAT exam they did so well in.

#2 Access to A Huge UCAT Question Bank

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#3 Live UCAT Course

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These are super-interactive full-day courses, led by expert tutors, that run most weekends from June to September.

You'll cover each section of the UCAT exam in-depth, along with going through tons of practice questions and valuable time-saving tips to maximise your UCAT score. The Personal Statement course will help you craft a strong first draft.

It’s a one-day course, which runs most weekends from June – September each year. The course was created by Oxbridge medics and led by an instructor who is a current medical student.

We will cover each section of the UCAT exam in-depth. You’ll get the best UCAT training possible!

Here’s what the course schedule looks like:

Intro To The UCAT | 10:00 - 10:30

Welcome to the UCAT Crash Course! In this introductory session we’ll cover the basics and get everyone on the same page. We’ll talk about each section briefly, how it’s scored and how universities will use your score.

This will provide a solid base for the rest of the course.

Verbal Reasoning | 10:30 - 11:30

Verbal Reasoning tends to be the most time-pressured section of the UCAT. We’ll cover some time-saving strategies and go through each of the question types you will face such as “True, False, Can’t Tell” & “statement” questions.

We will also run through lots of practice questions so you can get a good feel for the section.

Break | 11:30 - 11:45

We’ll stop for a short breather to gather our thoughts and maybe cup of tea!

Quantitative Reasoning | 11:45 - 12:45

Quantitative Reasoning is pretty maths-heavy, but doesn’t go beyond GCSE level. There are broadly four question types here; Algebra, Statistics, Numbers and Geometry. We’ll run through our secret tactics for each question type, as well as some not-so-secret tips such as the calculator shortcuts.

We’ll also do some practice questions as a group for this section.

Lunch | 12:45 - 14:00

After an intensive morning, it’s time for a spot of lunch to recharge our batteries. You’ll need it!

Abstract Reasoning | 14:00 - 15:00

The shapes and patterns section! Abstract Reasoning can be a tough section. Some students love it, others hate it. Either way, you’ll finish this session with a clear understanding of how to approach the questions and find the right answer. You will be familiarised with each of the patterns you can be asked about; shapes, frames and Set A/B.

Beware, you’ll be quizzed at the end!

Break | 15:00 - 15:15

Since Abstract Reasoning is a bit of a brain fryer, we’ll take another short break here to get ready for the next two sessions.

Decision Making | 15:15 - 16:15

Decision Making is the (not so) new kid on the block for the UCAT. You have just over a minute per question, so you need to make good use of your time here. We will go through each question type you’ll be presented with and strategies you can employ to answer them quickly and correctly.

Situational Judgement | 16:15 - 17:00

Situational Judgement is all about doing the right thing as a doctor – not always the most straightforward thing surprisingly! This will be a highly interactive session where you will be getting lots of SJT practice and guidance.

We’ll cover common questions that students get wrong, and the ones that are all but certainly going to come up.

End Of Day Q&A | 17:15 - 17:30

Here’s the time to ask any burning questions you have. You are, of course, encouraged to ask questions throughout the day, but we find some time at the end of the day is helpful to reflect and consolidate what you’ve learnt.

And that’s the UCAT course complete!

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This is a super-interactive four-day course, led by expert tutors. The course begins on the 12th of July and finishes on the 2nd of August.

It’s a four-day course, which runs from July to August. The course was created by Oxbridge medics and led by an instructor who is a current medical student.

We will cover each section of the UCAT exam in-depth. You’ll get the best UCAT training possible!

Here’s what the course schedule looks like:

Day 1 - July 12th | Intro To The UCAT & Verbal Reasoning | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (UK TIME)

Welcome to the UCAT Crash Course! During this day, we’ll cover the basics and get everyone on the same page. We’ll start with an overview of the exam, then move into Verbal Reasoning.

Here’s what we’ve prepared for you:

10:00 am – Introduction, core test skills, and Verbal Reasoning Part 1
12:30 pm – Break
1:30 pm – Verbal Reasoning Part 2, practice session, and wrap-up

Day 2 - July 19th | Decision Making & Quantitative Reasoning | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (UK TIME)

This session is designed to help you master Decision Making. We’ll cover topics like common question types, the best way to use a whiteboard, and more. In the afternoon, we’ll begin Quantitative Reasoning.

The schedule for the day is as follows:

10:00 am – Day 1 recap quiz, Decision Making Part 1, and exam techniques
12:30 pm – Break
1:30 pm – Decision Making Part 2, introduction to Quantitative Reasoning, and practice session

Day 3 - July 26th | Advanced Quantitative Reasoning & Situational Judgment | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (UK TIME)

We’ll dive into Quantitative Reasoning and put into practice what you’ve learned with some more challenging questions. Then, it’s time for the introduction to Situational Judgement.

Our day will look like this:

10:00 am – Quantitative Reasoning advanced strategies and practice session
12:30 pm – Break
1:30 pm – Introduction to Situational Judgement, worked solution scenarios, and interactive debate session

Day 4 - August 2nd | Final Preparation & Mock Practice | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (UK TIME)

By this point, you should be ready to apply all the strategies you’ve learned over the previous sessions. We’ll start the day with a quiz, finish Situational Judgement, and then wrap up the course.

Here’s the breakdown of the final session:

10:00 am – Recap quiz, final strategies for exam day, and Situational Judgement Part 2
12:30 pm – Break
1:30 pm – Sectional mock practice, review and self-evaluation, and closing session

#4 Workbooks

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Our workbooks are chunky A4 ~~bibles~~ textbooks that break the UCAT and PS down in tons of detail.

We cover all of the sections in detail, and provide you with clever tips and strategies on how to score higher on each section of the UCAT, along with how to approach them in the first place. The workbook is 300+ A4 pages of UCAT knowledge!

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Our textbooks break the UCAT and PS down in tons of detail.

#5 UCAT Online Course

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The UCAT Online Course will give you serious detail about the exam, all explained succinctly without any extra fluff.

Your online course has been designed and created by Oxbridge medical students to help you nail the UCAT. The UCAS Statement course will take you through the 6med Personal Statement writing methodology.

The Masterclass is 7+ hours long and will give you serious detail about the exam, all explained succinctly without any extra fluff.

The course was designed and created by Oxbridge medical students.

The course is delivered through our beautiful online course platform. Say goodbye to technical hitches and trying to find where you left off and simply focus on the stuff that matters.

Here’s the online course breakdown:

Verbal Reasoning | 16 Lessons | Time: 2 hours

This section tests your ability to critically reason statements and how they relate to the passages given.

What you’ll learn:

Preparing For Verbal Reasoning
General Methods For This Section
Question Types
Single Best Answers: Strategies And Examples
True-False Questions: Strategies And Examples

Decision Making | 19 Lessons | Time: 2 hours

Decision Making is one of the toughest sections of the UCAT. After going through the videos, you’ll feel much more comfortable approaching it. What you’ll learn:

How To Approach And Prepare For Decision Making
Full Explanation Of Syllogisms, Logic Puzzle, Interpretating Information, Recognising Assumptions, Probability And Ven Diagrams
Strategies And Example Questions

Quantitative Reasoning | 8 Lessons | Time: 1 hour

Although there’s nothing in this section beyond the level of GCSE Maths, we find that students often use inefficient methods and therefore waste valuable time.

What you’ll learn:

Quantitative Reasoning Overview
Question Types
Methods, Strategies And Example Questions

Abstract Reasoning | 11 Lessons | Time: 1.5 hours

Identifying patterns in pretty shapes is a welcome break from the stress of the previous two sections, and with a solid system in place we’ll teach you how to raise your score here.

What you’ll learn:

Preparing For Abstract Reasoning
Question Types: 1, 2 , 3 And 4.
How To Approach Each Question Type
Example Questions

Situational Judgement | 10 Lessons | Time: 1 hour

We’ll go through the correct approach for all SJT questions and how to work with a strategic framework that will help you become more confident in putting down an ethically robust answer.

What you’ll learn:

How To Approach Situational Judgment Section
General Methods
Appropriateness: Strategy And Example Questions
Importance: Strategy And Example Questions

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The UCAT Online Course will give you serious detail about the exam, all explained succinctly without any extra fluff.

#6 P.S. Marking

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Get your Personal Statement marked and edited by a current or post-medical student at a top university.

You'll get really detailed, actionable feedback with every edit you submit to us. The average length of our feedback is around 400 words so you'll have a ton of feedback to work through whilst crafting the perfect Personal Statement.

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Get your Personal Statement marked and edited by a current or post-medical student at a top university.

For those who are questioning whether 6med are good. They’re not. They are more than good, they are AMAZING!

It was absolutely fantastic! My tutors were friendly and had a good sense of humour. Thank you guys for all your help in my UCAT, BMAT and Interviews.

I had my UCAT yesterday and I got 738 average and I am buzzed with that score! Thank you guys so much for your techniques and support. I believe it genuinely helped me and I’ll be sure to recommend you guys to younger students for next year!

I thought this tuition was nearly perfect ♥ I loved the tips and methods you gave me, and doing it in a fun way made everything feel easy. I feel my chances have improved in a good way. Keep doing what you’re doing. Thanks ♥

The tutors I had were amazing and I owe it to them that I’ve had 4 interviews and an offer from Oxford for medicine.

The support I got was fantastic and dramatically increased my self-confidence. I did my UCAT test at the end of September and my UCAT score increased by 30% compared with last year which I am more than happy with. This due to you guys. I just wanted to say thank you very much, I can’t explain how grateful I am.

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FAQs

Got some questions about our Medicine Programme? You might just find the answer here. If not, you can always reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help!

What's included in the Medicine Programme?

You’ll receive a range of support throughout the Medicine Programme. This includes 1-1 tutoring, mentoring throughout the entire application process, access to online course, a personalised portal, and much more!

To view all the components included in the programme, click here.

How do I get access to all of my resources?

Once you enrol in our Medicine Programme, you’ll get instant access to your personalised portal. Inside, you’ll find the UCAT online course, a comprehensive question bank, Personal Statement marking, recommended books, and your reading list — all in one place.
Your dedicated tutor will be assigned within five working days, and as soon as you’re introduced, you’ll be able to book your sessions right away.

Can I have a free trial?

We don’t offer free trials; however, the UniAdmissions promise covers you for the first 14 days after enrolment.

Is this support still part of 6med or is it separate?

These are UniAdmissions-run programmes, but they are available via 6med. You’ll benefit from 6med’s pricing transparency and ease of access, while working with UniAdmissions’ expert tutors and resources.

Does the Medicine Programme only provide support for the UCAT?

No, the Medicine Programme offers comprehensive support for the entire medical school application. This includes support and resources for the UCAT, Personal Statement, and Interview preparation.