BMAT (BioMedical Admissions Test) and UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) are two different assesments that are used for admission to medical schools in several countries. BMAT is specifically designed for admission to medical and related courses, while UCAT has a focus on assessing cognitive abilities and personality traits that are vital for a career in the health sector. BMAT includes sections on scientific knowledge and applications, critical thinking, and writing skills, while UCAT includes sections on verbal reasoning, decision making, quantitative reasoning, and situational judgement.

Comparing the difficulty level of BMAT and UCAT is difficult as they serve different functions and therefore  have different formats and focus on different skills and abilities. The BMAT measures scientific knowledge, critical thinking and writing skills, which may be challenging for students that find it difficult to commit large quantities of information to memory. On the other hand, UCAT assesses cognitive abilities, such as verbal reasoning, decision making, and quantitative reasoning, which may be difficult for those who struggle with logical reasoning. The level to which these tests are more or less diffcult for you will depend on your particular strengths and weaknesses.