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Humanitas vs San Raffaele

Humanitas vs San Raffaele, compared on what each university publishes: the exam, how it is scored, the last admitted score on each list, places, tuition and the next exam dates. Every figure links back to its school's full guide.

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HumanitasSan Raffaele
WhereMilan, ItalyMilan, Italy
Taught inEnglishEnglish
ExamHUMAT TestUniSR Admission Test
Format60 questions in 120 minutes60 questions in 80 minutes
Answers5 options a question5 options a question
Wrong answersPenalisedPenalised
What it testsLogic 23%, Reading Comprehension 23%, Biology 17%, Chemistry 17%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%Logic 30%, Reading Comprehension 30%, Biology 10%, Chemistry 10%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%
What ranks youThe written testThe written test
Last admitted (EU list)47% (published ranking)58% (published ranking)
Non-EU candidates67% (its own list)Separate list; its cutoff isn't published
Places15086
Tuition€10,206–23,206 a year (non-EU: €23,206)€20,690 a year
Next exam datesFebruary 2027 (expected); March 2027 (expected)February 2027 (expected); March 2027 (expected)

A last admitted score is a share of that school's own test, so two schools' figures can't be read against each other: the exams differ in length, options and penalties. Your own odds at each come from its free MedChance diagnostic.

Milan, Italy

Humanitas University

The HUMAT test for Humanitas University: a free practice paper, sample questions, what the old past papers show, syllabus, dates, scoring and how to prepare.

The HUMAT Test is 60 questions in 120 minutes, 5 options a question, and a wrong answer costs points. It tests Logic 23%, Reading Comprehension 23%, Biology 17%, Chemistry 17%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%.

Where the last admitted score comes from: Humanitas's own 2026/2027 ranking for Medicine and Surgery (ESSE3 admissions portal, EU candidates, max 960), read on 17 October 2026 at the last row marked Admitted or Registered: position 354, 450/960. Ten rows still read Admitted rather than Registered, so the list may move a little further before the cycle ends.

HUMAT Test guideAdmissions at HumanitasYour odds: free Humanitas diagnosticHumanitas ranking list and lowest admitted scores, 2020–2026

Milan, Italy

Vita-Salute San Raffaele University

The UniSR admission test for San Raffaele's International MD Program (IMDP): 60 questions in 80 minutes. Sample questions, syllabus, dates and fees.

The UniSR Admission Test is 60 questions in 80 minutes, 5 options a question, and a wrong answer costs points. It tests Logic 30%, Reading Comprehension 30%, Biology 10%, Chemistry 10%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%.

Where the last admitted score comes from: UniSR's own 2026/2027 Definitive Ranking List for the International MD Program (EU track, max 60; 60 questions at +1/-0.25 under Chancellor's Decree n. 9853, whose Art. 1 sets 86 EU places), read at the last position its enrolment notices have reached: 181 by the notice of 8 October 2026, 35.00/60. The 86th place, the last offered in July, scored 41.00. The list may still move further, so the final cycle cutoff could end a little lower.

UniSR Admission Test guideAdmissions at San RaffaeleYour odds: free San Raffaele diagnostic

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What is the difference between the HUMAT Test and UniSR Admission Test?

The HUMAT Test is 60 questions in 120 minutes, 5 options a question, and a wrong answer costs points. It tests Logic 23%, Reading Comprehension 23%, Biology 17%, Chemistry 17%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%. The UniSR Admission Test is 60 questions in 80 minutes, 5 options a question, and a wrong answer costs points. It tests Logic 30%, Reading Comprehension 30%, Biology 10%, Chemistry 10%, Mathematics 10%, Physics 10%.

Which has the higher cutoff, Humanitas and San Raffaele?

On their latest published rankings for EU candidates, the last admitted score was 47% at Humanitas and 58% at San Raffaele. The scores aren't directly comparable: the exams differ in length, options and penalties. The free MedChance diagnostic for each school scores you on its own exam and gives your odds there.

Are non-EU candidates ranked separately?

Humanitas: yes, on its own list, which last stopped at 67%. San Raffaele: yes, on its own list, whose cutoff isn't published.

When are the next exams?

Humanitas: February 2027 (expected); March 2027 (expected). San Raffaele: February 2027 (expected); March 2027 (expected).

Can I apply to both?

Yes. Each university runs its own exam and ranking, so you can sit both as long as the dates allow. Their next dates are listed above; MedApply keeps every deadline in one plan.

How much is tuition?

Humanitas: €10,206–23,206 a year (non-EU: €23,206). San Raffaele: €20,690 a year.

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