Medify vs MedEntry: UK prices, practice and mock-score limits

For short UK access, both providers currently list a £15 one-week option and a £30 option around a month. Medify bills its monthly subscription at £30 per month; MedEntry lists 30 days at £30. These are different access terms, not evidence that the teaching is equivalent. Try official free practice first, then compare sample explanations and the exact expiry or renewal terms.

By Shrey, Cambridge studentUpdated
Verbal Reasoning0:00 / 0:30

Radiocarbon dating

Living things take in carbon throughout their lives, including a small amount of a radioactive form, carbon-14. When an organism dies, it stops taking in carbon, and its carbon-14 slowly decays at a known rate. By measuring how much carbon-14 remains in a piece of wood, bone or cloth, scientists can estimate how long ago the organism died.

The method has limits. After about fifty thousand years, too little carbon-14 remains to measure reliably, so older material cannot be dated this way. The amount of carbon-14 in the atmosphere has also varied over time, so raw results must be calibrated against records of known age, such as tree rings counted year by year.

Contamination is a further risk. A sample that has absorbed newer carbon, for example from groundwater or from careless handling, will appear younger than it really is. Laboratories therefore clean samples carefully and often date several samples from the same site.

Archaeologists also stress that the method dates the death of the organism, not the use of the object. A beam cut from an old tree, or reused from an earlier building, may give a date earlier than the building in which it was found.

Statement: A beam reused from an older building could make the building it was found in seem older than it is.

Worked answers

1. Statement: A beam reused from an older building could make the building it was found in seem older than it is.

Answer: A: True

  1. The method dates when the tree died, “not the use of the object”.
  2. A reused beam “may give a date earlier than the building in which it was found”: True.
2. All shortlisted applicants submitted a portfolio. No applicant who submitted late was shortlisted. At least one applicant who submitted a portfolio submitted late. For each statement, answer Yes only if it necessarily follows; otherwise answer No. Treat only the stated facts as certain.

Answer: At least one portfolio applicant was not shortlisted: Yes. Everyone who submitted on time was shortlisted: No. No shortlisted applicant submitted late: Yes. At least one shortlisted applicant exists: No. Every portfolio applicant was shortlisted: No

  1. The shortlist is a subset of portfolio applicants and excludes late applicants.
  2. An existing late portfolio applicant is therefore outside the shortlist; no shortlist member is guaranteed.
3. What percentage of all parcels were delivered in B? Give your answer to 1 decimal place.

Answer: A: 27.3%

  1. The relevant quantities are 360 and 1320.
  2. 360 ÷ 1320 × 100 = 27.2727%.
  3. Select 27.3%.
4. How appropriate is the following action? Pause use of the slide and ask the tutor to clarify permission before it is shown.

Answer: A: A very appropriate thing to do

  1. This prevents an uncertain use of the photograph.
  2. It obtains appropriate guidance without making an accusation.

Published UK prices checked 24 September 2026

Provider and productPublished price in GBPAccess wording on the source
Medify weekly£15Per week
Medify monthly£30Billed per month
Medify yearly£210Billed per year
MedEntry Essential£15 / £25 / £30 / £557 / 14 / 30 / 60 days respectively
MedEntry Essential season£652026 season package; future test years use a separate Headstart route

Check the currency, access end date, renewal and cancellation terms before paying. MedEntry labels these packages for 2026.

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What the public descriptions establish

ProviderWhat is advertisedWhat this does not establish
Medify paid plansPractice explanations, mock exams with estimated scores and analyticsHow accurately an individual mock predicts your official result
MedEntry EssentialOnline platform, video curriculum and skills trainersWhether a particular explanation suits your reasoning gap

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Worked example Compare the next action, not an invented prediction

A student gets a lower estimated score on one provider and a higher estimate on another. On both, they miss questions by reversing an implication. Which evidence should guide the next session?

Why this works: The repeated reasoning error is actionable across both attempts. Practise implication direction on fresh questions, then retest under comparable conditions. Preserve each provider’s estimate with its source and form name.

Why the tempting route fails: Averaging the two estimates or adding an arbitrary adjustment creates a prediction without calibration. Buying another bank does not itself repair the repeated mistake.

A practical purchase checklist

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