• What is the check-in process for the Simulated Exam?

  During check-in: Your photo ID will be verified You will be asked to read the UCAT UK Examination Rules and sign to confirm that you understand and agree to them. A photograph will be taken All personal belongings must be placed in a bag and set aside for the duration of the test. Please bring a bag with you for this purpose. Staff will conduct a visual inspection of your clothing, hands/arms, and any comfort aids before you enter the room After check-in, you will be escorted to yFew readers

• Can I reschedule or cancel my session?

  Rescheduling is allowed if there are spots remaining in your preferred time slot. Once sessions are fully booked, rescheduling will not be possible.Few readers

• Who can I contact if I have more questions?

  Please contact MedEntry if you have any questions.Few readers

• When should I arrive for my Simulated UCAT Exam?

  Please arrive 30 minutes before your selected session. Check-in begins once you arrive and head to reception. Very late arrivals may be denied entry or may have their exam cut short to avoid disrupting the next session.Few readers

• What should I bring to my Simulated UCAT Exam?

  Bring your booking confirmation email (electronic or printed) and acceptable photo ID – the same type you will use on UCAT test day. Accepted forms of ID include: Passport Driver’s Licence Proof of Age Card You will need to bring a bag to store your personal belongings during the exam. You will be provided with a laminated notebook and a marker pen. If you do not receive them, please ask the invigilator. If your marker pen is not working, you may request a replacement. Earplugs are also avFew readers

• Can I take a break to go to the toilet during the Simulated Exam?

  Yes, if you need a break, you can raise your hand to call the invigilator. You will receive another visual inspection before re-entering the test room. The exam will not be paused so you will lose time when out of the room.Few readers

• What happens are completing my Simulated UCAT Exam?

  Once you’ve completed your UCAT mock exam, please raise your hand. An invigilator will come to your station, end your test, and guide you out of the testing roomFew readers

• Are the Simulated UCAT Exams different in each city?

  No. All our Simulated UCAT Exams use the same mock. We recommend attending only once. Sitting it more than once won’t give you an additional advantage and may reduce the usefulness of the practice.Few readers

• How long is the Simulated UCAT Exam session?

  The total session time is approximately 2.5 hours, including: Check-in The full-length UCAT mock exam Check-outFew readers

• What is the Simulated UCAT Exam?

  The Simulated Exam is a realistic, full-length UCAT practice mock sat at a physical test centre. This is a unique mock exam not available on the MedEntry online platform. It’s designed to replicate the live UCAT experience as closely as possible.Few readers

• Where is the Simulated UCAT Exam held?

  Exact venue details, including address and access information, will be emailed to you after booking. Please contact MedEntry if you have any questions.Few readers

• Do I receive my results of feedback?

  Yes. You will receive your mock UCAT results via email within 24 hours of sitting the exam. You’ll also get: Personalised performance feedback Answer solutions A full video walkthrough of the exam, led by a top UCAT scorer and MedEntry UCAT tutorFew readers

• Is this the same exam as the ones on the MedEntry platform?

  No, this is a new and exclusive exam that is only available through the in-person Simulated UCAT Exam event. It is not accessible on the MedEntry online platform.Few readers

• Why is the Simulated UCAT exam useful?

  This experience allows you to: Sit under exam conditions in a controlled setting Reduce anxiety and nerves by becoming familiar with the testing environment Learn what UCAT test day will feel like, so you can perform at your bestFew readers

• Can someone accompany to the test centre for my Simulated UCAT Exam?

  Only test takers will be allowed into the test centre. Anyone accompanying you will not be permitted inside, and no waiting areas are available. Please arrange to meet them outside once your exam is complete.Few readers