Hello I'm new to this forum.
I was wondering if anyone has advice on the UKCAT. I've done the practice questions and at school we did similar tests too, but still "slightly" worried about it.
Any advice on what I need to take, heard something about white boards and calculators?
Or what I need to know?
Also if anyone wants advice on the BMAT I'm happy to help, to took it last year and scored 18...didn't actually do anything for it. The 1st full paper I saw was the real thing.
I'm still waiting to hear from them too! I don't have the nerve to contact them, however. Just in case they tell me that they rejected me ages ago and forgot to update track! :(
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