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Medical and Law Admissions
Medical and law admissions tests are additional exams required on top of school results for competitive professional degrees. They test aptitude and reasoning rather than curriculum knowledge, which is why dedicated practice matters more here than in most admissions tests.
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UCAT, IMAT, LNAT, LSAT are in the catalogue but have no tests written yet. Rather than show an empty product page, this group stays listed without figures until there is something real to sit.
UCAT
The aptitude test used by medical and dental schools in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, testing reasoning rather than curriculum knowledge.
IMAT
The entrance examination for English-taught medical degrees at Italian public universities.
LNAT
The National Admissions Test for Law, required by a number of United Kingdom law schools, combining multiple-choice reasoning with an essay.
LSAT
The admissions test for law schools in the United States and Canada, testing logical and analytical reasoning and reading comprehension.