What kind of questions come in the BMAT exam?
The BMAT exam includes three types of questions:
- Aptitude and Skills: Multiple-choice questions testing problem-solving, critical thinking, and data analysis.
- Scientific Knowledge and Applications: Multiple-choice questions covering biology, chemistry, physics, and maths based on school-level science (up to age 16).
- Writing Task: One essay, where you select and argue a position on a given topic, often related to science, ethics, or general issues.
The BMAT has been discontinued, and most universities now use the UCAT admissions test from 2024 onwards.
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