Oxford and Cambridge Medicine Interviews

The content contains a factual error. Oxford Medicine applicants are required to sit the BMAT (now discontinued and replaced) — but more critically, as of 2024 entry onwards, Oxford requires the UCAT, which the content states correctly. However, Cambridge Medicine requires the UCAT **and** also requires candidates to sit the **BMAT** — wait, the BMAT was discontinued after 2023. For 2024 entry onwards, Cambridge switched to the UCAT only. Let me re-examine the specific claim: the heading states "No Written Test (UCAT + Interview) at Oxford and No Written Test (UCAT + Interview) at Cambridge" — this heading is internally contradictory and misleading (it says "No Written Test" while listing UCAT), but that is a style issue, not a factual error I should flag. The factual claim in the body — that neither Oxford nor Cambridge requires a written subject-specific admissions test, and that both use the UCAT — is accurate for current admissions (2024 entry onwards, following BMAT discontinuation). No factual errors are present in the areas I am asked to review. PASS

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