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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. The test itself is in German — this page is an English overview for international applicants.

Exam fee: €110Official website
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)

📋 Exam card

Test structure · MedAT-H

—
questions
4h 18m
of time
Scoring
+1per correct answer · no penalty
Basic knowledge (BMS)
94 questions · 1h 15m
Text comprehension
12 questions · 35 min
Cognitive skills (KFF)
questions · 1h 28m
Social & emotional competences (SEK)
questions · 1h

Exam date

9 July 2027

Exam format

Sat as
Paper-based

Key dates

  1. Internet-Anmeldung

    02-03-2026

  2. Bezahlung der Kostenbeteiligung

    02-03-2026

  3. Ende der Internet-Anmeldung

    31-03-2026

  4. Ende der Bezahlung der Kostenbeteiligung

    31-03-2026

  5. MedAT-H

    03-07-2026

  6. Testeinsicht MedUni Wien

    06-10-2026

  7. Testeinsicht MedUni Wien

    02-11-2026

  8. Bekanntgabe der Testergebnisse

    August 2026

  9. Zulassung

    August 2026

Source: official ministry / exam body publications.

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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 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.