Which medical schools fit your profile?

Schools don't just have different cut-offs — they reward different people. Tell the matcher where you're up to and what your strengths are, and it shows every program you're eligible for under the published entry rules, and which schools explicitly reward parts of your profile — with the published source for every line. It deliberately does not predict offers: nobody can do that honestly.

Your situation

Where you're up to

Applicant type

Home state / territory

Your strengths (tick any that apply)

Rural or regional background Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Research experience Honours / PhD / strong prior degree Health-professional background Substantial work experience Elite sport / exceptional achievement I'd consider a full-fee place

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Pick your stage and applicant type to see your options.

The matcher covers all 53 verified routes into Australian medicine for 2027 entry.

Every line traces to a published rule — open a program's full verified card for its weighting, seats, eligibility wording and sources, or browse the whole dataset on the medical-schools comparison page. Rules verified July 2026; admissions rules change every cycle, so confirm with the university (and GEMSAS, for graduate entry) before you apply.

Shortlist sorted? Plan the money side next.

What med school costs, what support exists — and what you'll earn the day you graduate.

Financing med school → Intern take-home pay

Free · straight to your inbox Get admissions-cycle updates Weightings, seat counts and entry rules change every cycle. We'll email you when schools publish changes that affect your shortlist. No spam.

Eligibility and published fit — not an offer prediction. This tool checks your inputs against each program's published entry rules and bonus schemes for the 2027-entry cycle (verified July 2026) and shows where your profile is explicitly rewarded. It cannot and does not estimate your chance of an offer: selection also runs on your actual marks, UCAT/GAMSAT scores and interview performance, and many schools don't publish their internal cut-offs. "Eligible" means no published rule excludes you — always confirm current requirements with the university, the tertiary admission centre or GEMSAS before applying. General information, not admissions advice.