Who is this for:

• Students intending to apply for Medicine in the UK.

When and where can I register for the test:

• Students can register for UCAT from June 2^nd 2021 until September 22^nd. 听There will be no exceptions to this deadline.
• You can register at

What happens after I register:

• Once you have registered, created an account, a registration email should arrive within 24 hours.
• This will contain a password which will allow you to log in to your Pearson Vue account.
• Book your test with Pearson Vue after June 28^th.

If you would like to know more information about the UCAT you can visit the or you can contact the guidance team and they will be able to help you find the answers you need.

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CAO Application Process:

1. Remember the Change of Mind option closes at 17.15 on July 1^st. 听Don’t forget to list your course choices in genuine order of preference.
2. Statement of Application Record: During May this statement is sent to all applicants. Check it carefully. If you make any changes in course choices an email will be sent to you. Please check this email and if there is an error notify the CAO immediately.
3. Exemptions: if you have an exemption please ensure that you have sent your CAO number to the NUI
4. For further information about this year鈥檚 CAO process please visit

HPAT:

Students who sat the are advised that this year the results will be issued in mid-June. This is about 2 weeks earlier than normal. You will be contacted by email.

PLC courses:

will host a virtual Open Day on May 20^th. The time is 14.00 to 16.00. It is free but you must register at

As always our Career Guidance team are here to support our students with any questions they may have!

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鈥淥verall it was a great experience. We got a really good insight into the Medical profession. It wasn鈥檛 just lectures and conversations, we watched a live C-section and got to see the simulation rooms. The mock surgery room and mock A&E room were amazing. They also have patient dummies that are very realistic, they actually talk which was really cool. They showed us how x-ray works and taught us how to tell if a bone is broken. Then we used plaster of Paris to make casts for each other鈥檚 arms which was really fun.

I had always considered studying medicine but wasn鈥檛 100% certain. However, after spending time in the RCSI, it鈥檚 definitely on the cards! I would definitely recommend the MiniMed programme to anyone thinking of studying medicine and I know the other students on the programme would too!鈥� – Clara Donaghy, 4th year

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