The UCAT, then the interview
Medicine Interview Pro
53 MMI and panel stations with rubrics, 5 timed circuits, and Mia on every question.
£99£149
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List price: £399Offer price: £199
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Score 2,250 or your money back. Finish the course and 10 of the 25 full timed mocks before your exam. Claim within 30 days of your result. Conditions
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One payment, VAT included. Access until 31 October 2027.
Finish the course: every lesson and practice set, at least 70% on your latest 100 marked answers and 10 of the 25 full timed mocks. Your You page shows what is left and when you qualify. Full terms
Say you picked E.
All four subtests, every option explained.
Try a free setSee the seconds you spent on every question.
Try a free drillPlus 32 section mocks. Flag, review and the calculator, as on test day.
Sit mock 1 freeThe free first lesson finds your level in every subtest.
Start lesson 1 freeEach mock shows your mark, the time you used and where it went.

Know exactly what you will sit: the format, the rules and every topic.
2 pages, PDF
Rate every topic and see your gaps at a glance.
3 pages, PDF
A week-by-week plan to the day, and a log for every timed paper.
2 pages, PDFBought UCAT Pro? Download the test map, the checklist and the planner.
| What you get | Free | Full course |
|---|---|---|
| Lesson 1 | Included | Included |
| 8 practice questions in every subtest | Included | Included |
| Mock 1, no account needed | Included | Included |
| Mock 2 with a free account | Included | Included |
| The score converter and calculator trainer | Included | Included |
| Every lesson | Not included | Included |
| The full practice bank | Not included | Included |
| Every timed drill | Not included | Included |
| Mocks 3 to 25 | Not included | Included |
For a test that is close, or for one part of it. Each is one payment for a fixed number of days.
£79 once, VAT included
For a test in the next six weeks: the whole course for 42 days, with timed sets first and full mocks after.
One payment. No subscription. Access for 42 days, until 18 November 2026 if you buy today.
£49 once, VAT included
Ten more full mocks on the real clock, on top of the two free ones, each marked with an explanation for every question. For 60 days.
One payment. No subscription. Access for 60 days, until 6 December 2026 if you buy today.
£49 once, VAT included
For the two subtests that cost most marks: every Verbal Reasoning and Decision Making set, drill and section mock. For 30 days.
One payment. No subscription. Access for 30 days, until 6 November 2026 if you buy today.
Prices checked on 23 September 2026.
The UCAT, then the interview
53 MMI and panel stations with rubrics, 5 timed circuits, and Mia on every question.
£99£149
For medicine applicants: the UCAT in the summer, interviews in the winter, Chemistry and Biology in June.
£279for 4 courses£496
Every A-level, admissions test and interview course we teach. Switch subjects or add a test whenever you like.
£499for 16 courses£1,984
No. One payment of £199, access until 31 October 2027, and nothing renews.
Lesson 1, 8 practice questions in every subtest and mock 1, which needs no account.
Before your UCAT, finish the course: 100% course work, 70% right across your latest 100 marked answers and 10 of the 25 full timed mocks. There is no minimum study period. If your official total cognitive score is under 2,250, send your score report within 30 days and we refund what you paid. No score guarantees an offer. Full terms
Yes: UCAT 2027, for 2028 entry.
If your UCAT is rebooked after 31 October 2027, email us and we extend your access at no cost.
No. You book the test yourself through the official UCAT website. Official booking information
Lessons and practice work on a phone; sit the mocks on a laptop, as you will in the test centre.
Twelve branch libraries trialled longer evening opening. Only three reported higher visitor numbers than in the same months of the previous year. The remaining branches recorded either unchanged or lower totals. However, the evaluation warned that visitor totals could conceal changes in who used the buildings: several branches reported more employed adults arriving after work. No branch recorded users' employment status before the trial. The service retained longer hours at six branches while it collected further evidence.
Most of the twelve branches reported higher visitor numbers during the trial.