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Interviews and admissions tests for university and college
Interviews and tests
Students sit an exam
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES are increasingly making use of interviews and admissions testing before deciding whether to offer students a unconditional or conditional place on a higher education course.

The pages in this section aim to help you find out what universities and colleges are looking for, and what kind of assessment you are likely to face.

In this section...
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Interviews and admissions tests
A guide to interviews and admissions tests.
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Interviews
Advice on being called to interview by a university or college.
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The BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT)
Information on which students are required to take BMAT.
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English Literature Admissions Test (ELAT)
Information on which students are required to take ELAT.
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The Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT)
Information on which students are required to take GAMSAT.
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History Aptitude Test (HAT)
Information on which students are required to take HAT.
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The National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT)
Information on which students are required to take LNAT.
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Modern and Medieval Languages Test (MML)
Information on which students are required to take MML.
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Philosophy, Politics & Economics Admissions Test (PPE)
Information on which students are required to take PPE.
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Sixth Term Examination Papers (STEP)
Information on which students are required to take STEP.
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Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA)
Information on which students are required to take TSA.
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UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT)
Information on which students are required to take UKCAT.


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