No. Monash University does not require the MCAT; however, this program has a competitive GPA requirement, typically 85%+ cumulative average.
The Monash graduate-entry medical program also requires applicants to have considerable experience in a biomedical science degree. Usually, you’ll need a major (or equivalent number of courses) in one or more of the following areas: pharmacology, physiology, immunology, biochemistry, microbiology, or genetics. Applicants must have a variety of units topics.
Our Medicine Admissions page outlines each Australian medical program we represent, including the application deadlines, prerequisites, MCAT, and GPA requirements.