Prospective applicants to graduate-entry programs in medicine or dentistry must take the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) .

UMAT is designed to assess general attributes and abilities gained through prior experience and learning; specifically, the acquisition of skills in critical thinking and problem solving, understanding people and abstract non-verbal reasoning. These abilities are considered important to the study and later practice of professions

in the health sciences.

UMAT is an aptitude test.  It is not a personality or IQ test.

It is not curriculum-based and presupposes no particular subjects of study at secondary level.

It does not require any knowledge or skills in mathematics or sciences, or in any other area of the curriculum.

It is designed to complement your academic results, not to replicate them.