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MedAT
Austria
The MedAT (Medizinaufnahmetest) is the Austrian university entrance examination for human medicine, dentistry and human biology. It's administered by all four Austrian public medical universities.
Duration:~4.5 hours
Sections:BMS + KFF + TAN
Score:0–100 (composite)
Test date:July (one date per year)
Language:German
Seats:~1,500 (all 4 universities combined)
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About MedAT
Test structure
- BMS — Biomedical and scientific knowledge (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths)
- KFF — Cognitive skills and emotional competences
- TAN — Understanding and applying of texts (reading comprehension)
- Each subtest is scored and combined into a final composite score.
Scoring & admission
- Final score is a weighted composite of the three sections.
- Cut-offs change every year based on candidate performance.
- Approximately the top 20–25% of candidates receive a study place.
- There is no penalty for wrong answers.
Preparation strategy
- BMS is the most important section — invest the bulk of your prep here.
- Review Austrian high-school biology, chemistry, physics and maths syllabi.
- KFF improves with timed practice — exposure reduces anxiety.
- TAN: read academic texts daily to build speed and comprehension.
- Use official sample tasks from the MedAT consortium as your baseline.
Key dates
- Registration: typically March – May
- Test: one date in July (exact date announced each year by MedAT consortium)
- Results: typically within 2 weeks after the test
- Check medizinstudium.at for official information.
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