The UCAT-ANZ score that gets you an interview at Australian dental schools.
TrueScore is our estimate of the UCAT-ANZ score that is competitive for an interview at Australian school-leaver programs. Very few schools publish a cut-off, so every figure is labelled for what it is.
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Ranked #1One estimate, built from what is really published
Australian schools rarely publish a UCAT-ANZ cut-off. So we read the official score distribution against each school's own selection rules, and we tell you how much weight each figure can bear.
- 1Official statistics — the UCAT-ANZ score distribution for the latest test, on the current /2700 scale
- 2Each school's rules — whether it uses UCAT-ANZ as a threshold, a weighting or a shortlist, and how it treats rural and interstate applicants
- 3Your answer — an estimate with a confidence rating, and a rural or interstate band where a school's selection produces one
How much to trust each figure
The school publishes a figure on the /2700 scale. Today that is Monash and UQ.
The school publishes enough to narrow the range, without a cut-off of its own.
Our estimate, read from the school's selection rules and the official statistics. A starting point only.
Sourced from the official UCAT-ANZ 2026 statistics and each school's published admissions pages.
Where the UCAT-ANZ 2026 cohort landed
17,341 candidates sat the 2026 test. Nothing above the 9th decile is published, so no score above it can honestly be given a percentile.
Half of candidates scored at or below this total cognitive score, out of 2,700.
Nine in ten candidates scored at or below this total cognitive score, out of 2,700.
The 2 dental programs with a TrueScore
Open any school to see its entry requirements and how to get in.
Campus photo credits
Campus photographs are used under free Creative Commons or public-domain licences and have been resized and cropped for display.
- Adelaide Dental: photograph by User:DXR — CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Charles Sturt Dental: photograph by Content Charles Sturt — CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
TrueScore is an estimate, not the official cut-off
Each school's published admissions guidance is the source of truth. Use TrueScore to plan and prepare, but always check the school's most recent statement before you rank your preferences.
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Reviewed by Isaac Butler-King, medical student at the University of Glasgow. Last reviewed: 14 September 2026 · Editorial policy