No. This is very clearly spelled out in the UQ provisional med page.Will someone who redoes yr 12 (redo some of the vce subjects) qualify for UQ application .
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No. This is very clearly spelled out in the UQ provisional med page.Will someone who redoes yr 12 (redo some of the vce subjects) qualify for UQ application .
Did you manage to take a screenshot/save a record of your score before the change? That's awfulHi everyone
This was my fourth time doing the UCAT this year (it's been a long road so far..) and I was elated when I opened my results soon after my exam and saw 3160 as my final score. However, this morning when I logged back in, I saw that my score had changed and dropped to 2800 which completely crushed all my chances (if I had any) of getting an interview this year. Has anyone else been in this position before and if so, what would be the best course of action? I've already contacted pearson but I don't know if they'll do anything because it's been a few days and so far they haven't responded.
| Verbal Reasoning | 620 |
| Decision Making | 760 |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 850 |
| Abstract Reasoning | 710 |
| Total Score | 2940 |
| Situational Judgement | 611 |
Yes, I did! I even sent the screenshots to my parents as well. Do you think that would be helpful to include in the emails if they claim there was no change of scores?Did you manage to take a screenshot/save a record of your score before the change? That's awful
I would suggest immediately contacting UCAT ANZ (They are a different entity to Pearson) about this.Yes, I did! I even sent the screenshots to my parents as well. Do you think that would be helpful to include in the emails if they claim there was no change of scores?
Thank you so much!I would suggest immediately contacting UCAT ANZ (They are a different entity to Pearson) about this.
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This is really unfair and I’m glad you got the screenshots!
Hi, I remember seeing someone in a similar position to you last year, and they emailed the email address above as well but I also remember them threatening legal action which allowed them to get their initial score back. So, it may be worthwhile threatening legal action.Thank you so much!
Oh really? Thank you so much for letting me know! I've contacted UCAT ANZ directly so I hope it gets resolved soon enough. Otherwise, I'll tell them that I fully intend to take legal action.Hi, I remember seeing someone in a similar position to you last year, and they emailed the email address above as well but I also remember them threatening legal action which allowed them to get their initial score back. So, it may be worthwhile threatening legal action.
Verbal Reasoning | 670 |
| Decision Making | 800 |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 810 |
| Abstract Reasoning | 830 |
| Total Score | 3110 |
| Situational Judgement | 631 |
Just try all dental/medicine schools.with a total score of 2940 and 98 atar what dental/medicine programme should I apply ?
| Verbal Reasoning | 640 |
| Decision Making | 780 |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 780 |
| Abstract Reasoning | 870 |
| Total Score | 3070 |
| Situational Judgement | 617 |
Oh no, that's horrible! Did you end up getting contacted back?Hi everyone
This was my fourth time doing the UCAT this year (it's been a long road so far..) and I was elated when I opened my results soon after my exam and saw 3160 as my final score. However, this morning when I logged back in, I saw that my score had changed and dropped to 2800 which completely crushed all my chances (if I had any) of getting an interview this year. Has anyone else been in this position before and if so, what would be the best course of action? I've already contacted pearson but I don't know if they'll do anything because it's been a few days and so far they haven't responded.
Thank you!How do I know my ranking?
In late August we publish the test statistics. A useful 'Percentile Look Up' facility is added to the Test Statistics page of our website to allow you to see your ranking within the current year's cohort of test takers.
From Offical UCAT site under FAQ