UCAT percentile calculator

Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning added together.

Paste the nine total-score deciles from UCAT's test statistics page, lowest first.

UCAT 2026Estimated

72nd percentile

1,59010th
1,920Median
2,25090th
9002,700
2,100

2,100 out of 2,700 is above the median of 1,920 among 2026's 42,359 UK candidates; the average was 1,918. Paste the decile row from UCAT's statistics page for a closer reading.

Your result

About the 72nd percentile. 2,100 out of 2,700 is above the median of 1,920 among 2026's 42,359 UK candidates; the average was 1,918. Paste the decile row from UCAT's statistics page for a closer reading.

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In 2026 the average UCAT total was 1,918; half of candidates scored 1,920 or more, and 2,250 put you in the top tenth.

Questions people ask

What was the average UCAT score in 2026?

1,918 out of 2,700, across 42,359 UK tests up to 24 September 2026.

What UCAT score is in the top 10%?

In 2026 a total of 2,250 or more put a candidate in the top tenth.

What was the median UCAT score?

1,920 in 2026: half of candidates scored that or more.

What is the UCAT score range?

Each of the three scored sections runs from 300 to 900, so totals run from 900 to 2,700. Situational Judgement is reported separately as Band 1 to 4.

How many candidates got SJT Band 1?

15% in 2026.

Is a high percentile enough for an interview?

Not on its own. Universities set their own thresholds each year and many weigh grades and the SJT band too.

How we work this out

What it does

Enter your UCAT total to see roughly where it ranks among 2026 candidates.

A UK UCAT total from 900 to 2,700 (Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning) sat in 2026.

Method

  1. Your total is placed against four 2026 figures: the average (1,918), the median (1,920), and the totals that marked the bottom tenth (1,590) and the top tenth (2,250).
  2. Between those points the percentile is read on a straight line, so it is an estimate. Paste the nine deciles from UCAT's statistics page and the line runs through all nine instead.
  3. Below the bottom tenth or above the top tenth the tool says so rather than guess a number.
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