In 2026, more than 500 Contour MedPrep students received at least one Medicine or Dentistry entry offer, securing 867 total Medicine and Dentistry entry offers across universities around Australia.
In a year defined by intense competition and limited places, these results reflect performance across every stage of the admissions process – from the UCAT and applications through to final exams and interviews.
We also saw 31 perfect 99.95 ATARs in this cohort.
Where students received offers
Our MedPrep students received Medicine 🩺 and Dentistry 🦷 entry offers across every major state and pathway.
Victoria
- 101 Monash University 🩺
- 32 La Trobe University 🩺🦷
Queensland
- 135 The University of Queensland 🩺🦷
- 69 Griffith University 🩺🦷
- 53 James Cook University 🩺🦷
- 17 University of the Sunshine Coast 🩺
- 7 Central Queensland University 🩺
- 4 University of Southern Queensland 🩺
New South Wales
- 88 University of New South Wales 🩺
- 42 Joint Medical Program (Western Sydney University / Charles Sturt University) 🩺
- 38 Joint Medical Program (University of Newcastle / University of New England) 🩺
- 17 The University of Sydney 🩺🦷
South Australia
- 93 The University of Adelaide 🩺🦷
- 20 Flinders University 🩺
Western Australia
- 29 Curtin University 🩺
- 27 The University of Notre Dame Australia 🩺🦷
- 26 The University of Western Australia 🩺🦷
Tasmania
- 12 University of Tasmania 🩺
These figures include both Medicine and Dentistry programs across metropolitan and regional pathways.
What this means in context
Beyond the headline numbers, we tracked the full journey from application through to outcome:
In 2025, our median UCAT score was 2220, corresponding to approximately the 83rd percentile, reflecting consistently strong performance across our cohort.
- 921 students submitted Medicine and Dentistry applications
- 560 students received interviews (61% of applicants)
- 553 students completed interviews
- 509 students received Medicine or Dentistry entry offers
- Of students who completed interviews (553), 81% received offers
This means more than half of Contour MedPrep students who applied to Medicine or Dentistry received at least one offer.
This also means that Contour students were over three times more likely than the average UCAT test-taker to secure an offer. This is not surprising given that one in three 99th percentile (i.e. top 1%) UCAT takers in 2024 and 2025 were Contour students.
