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Important update: The Oxford Biomedical Sciences Admissions Test (BMSAT) has been discontinued.
From the 2026 admissions round, Oxford replaced the BMSAT with the Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT). Applicants for Biomedical Sciences must now take the ESAT as part of their application.
Applying to Oxford for Biomedical Sciences? View our ESAT tutors.
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Lowri is a conscientious and dedicated STEM tutor. Alongside her tutoring, she is currently studying Medicine at Imperial College London. Lowri has a passion for helping others and has taught students of varying ages and abilities.
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A Guide to Biomedical Sciences Admissions Test (BMSAT)
Note: The Biomedical Sciences Admissions Test (BMSAT) at the University of Oxford has been discontinued. If you are applying for Biomedical Sciences at Oxford University, you will now sit the ESAT (Engineering and Science Admissions Test). Read more in our Guide to the ESAT.What is the Biomedical Sciences Admissions Test (BMSAT)? The BMSATwas a 90-minute assessment designed to evaluate scientific knowledge and its application.
A Guide to Oxford University Admissions Tests for 2027 Entry
Competition for a place to study at undergraduate level at Oxford University is fierce. Every year, Oxford receives over 23,000 undergraduate applications for around 3,300 places, making it one of the most competitive universities in the world. This of course should not put off the prospective Oxford student, who will be well used to competition and accustomed to embracing a challenge.
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