Full papers
Complete 66-question papers in the 2026 format, sat in Exam Mode in Vettamed Desktop under the rules of test day.
- Three section clocks, then the reserve
- Sections that lock when they close
- Scored for Medicine & Surgery and MEDTEC
The Vettamed system
Four parts that work as one: full papers sat under test-day rules, a Scientific Thinking bank, worked review of every question, and a plan that keeps your preparation on course to exam day.
- 66
- questions per full paper
- 6,000
- Scientific Thinking questions
- 6,462
- worked solutions
The four parts
Four parts, one preparation.
Each part has one job. Together they cover what the HUMAT asks of you: reasoning on unfamiliar material, six subjects against section clocks, and knowing when to answer and when to omit.
Reasoning bank
6,000 Scientific Thinking questions in 100 sets of 60, across the three areas of the 2026 syllabus: mathematical, procedural and visual thinking.
- 53 question families
- Sets of 60 in Vettamed Desktop
- A worked solution for every question
Worked review
After a paper or a set, every question opens with its worked solution, with your answer shown beside the key.
- The full working, step by step
- Missed questions return in your review queue
- Report any question you believe is wrong
Plan and progress
A study plan to your test date, today’s work set out for you, and your scores read against both programmes’ weights and minimums.
- Today’s work, with the reason for it
- A plan revised as you complete sessions
- Section scores against every minimum
Desktop and web
One account, two places to work.
Papers and protected practice open in Vettamed Desktop, which keeps the window locked while you work. Your plan, review queue and scores are on the web, in step with the app.
Vettamed Desktop
For full papers and the reasoning bank.
- macOS 12 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel
- 64-bit Windows 10 or 11
- Full screen while a paper runs
On the web
For everything around the papers.
- Today’s work and the study plan
- Your review queue
- The score calculator, with the 2026 weights
See the standard before you enrol.
Eight timed Scientific Thinking questions at exam pace, each with a worked solution. Free, 18 minutes, no account needed.