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MedUni Wien, Graz, Innsbruck, JKU Linz · Aufnahmetest Medizin

A MedAT trainer: KFF and BMS practice in German

We are building a trainer for applicants who go from the VWU to medicine or dentistry. It will have tasks for the parts of the test, theory for them and an explanation of every answer. Below is a sample KFF exercise.

Next test: 9 July 2027, provisional · in 40 weeks

Our approach

Try the rule on one row

A sample of how the trainer will work: an exercise on the rule, not a MedAT test item.

MedAT · Zahlenfolgen

Two rows in one

Swipe along the row to see the steps, and drag numbers down into a second row.

Step by step · 1/4
The row: 2, 30, 4, 27, 8, 24, 16, 21, ? The first move is always the same: the steps between neighbours. Swipe along the row, and the step appears over each gap.
Swipe along the numbers from left to right, with a finger or the mouse
Right arrow: the next step between neighbours. Down arrow: the next even-place number into the lower row. Up arrow: the question mark into the upper row.
steps between neighbours not shown yet
MedAT, KFF, Zahlenfolgen. This is an exercise on the rule, not a test item: MedAT items may not be passed on or published. The method carries over to the test: when the steps between neighbours make no pattern, split the row into odd and even places.
Program

What the four parts of MedAT-H test

The trainer will be organised by these parts of the exam.

  • BMS 40 %: school knowledge in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, multiple choice
  • TV 10 %: reading comprehension, multiple choice
  • KFF 40 %: five task groups, multiple choice: Figuren zusammensetzen, Gedächtnis und Merkfähigkeit, Zahlenfolgen, Wortflüssigkeit, Implikationen erkennen
  • SEK 10 %: three task groups, multiple choice: Emotionen erkennen, Emotionen regulieren, Soziales Entscheiden
What you get

What the trainer will have

KFF exercises and school-level BMS questions, short theory for them and an explanation after every answer. All in German, like the test itself.

Tasks by part of the test

Number sequences for KFF and school-level BMS questions in biology, chemistry, physics and maths.

Theory

Short explanations of the BMS topics and of the rules number sequences are built on.

Every answer explained

After you answer you see the rule of the sequence or the way to the solution, not just the right option.

MedAT practice is on its way

No price and no start date yet. Join the waitlist and we will write once, the day it opens.

Waitlist
  • KFF drills: number sequences with the rule shown after each answer
  • BMS questions at school level in biology, chemistry, physics and maths
  • All in German, the language of the test

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Four parts, one day, no minus points

BMS and KFF carry 40 % each. In BMS, TV and KFF a wrong answer scores zero, not less, so leave nothing blank there.

Test day 2027
9 July 2027, provisional; registration and payment 1–31 March 2027
Human medicine (MedAT-H)
BMS 40 %, TV 10 %, KFF 40 %, SEK 10 %
Fee
€110
How the exam works

Frequently asked questions

We are not naming a date yet. On the day the trainer opens, everyone on the waitlist gets one email.

KFF exercises and school-level BMS questions, short theory for them and an explanation after every answer. All in German, like the test itself.

The price will be announced at launch. Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing.

Leave a request in the form on this page. We keep your email only to write to you once, when the trainer opens. To withdraw your consent, write to support@vwupass.com.

The universities name provisional dates: registration and payment from 1 to 31 March 2027, test day on 9 July 2027, results in calendar week 32. The final dates are published around the turn of the year, once the regulation is out.

MedAT-H has four parts: BMS 40 %, TV 10 %, KFF 40 % and SEK 10 %. KFF consists of five task groups, SEK of three.

1,950 in total: 1,806 in human medicine and 144 in dentistry. MedUni Wien has 784 places (704 in human medicine and 80 in dentistry), Innsbruck 430 (390 and 40), Graz 406 (382 and 24) and JKU Linz 330, in human medicine only.

Yes, in human medicine: at least 95 % of the places are reserved for EU citizens and those treated equally, at least 75 % go to people who obtained their school-leaving certificate in Austria, and at most 5 % to the non-EU quota.

The fee is €110. You can take part as often as you like, but the test runs once a year.