Chances are you’ll get at least one speed, distance and time problem in the Quantitative Reasoning subtest. With enough practice and a good idea of what to look out for when reading a question, these …Read More
Percentages can get surprisingly complicated on the UCAT. Part of that is because they are never straightforward. While it’s easy enough to work out 50% or 10% of a number, it’s rarely so easy to …Read More
Developing a guessing strategy for the Verbal Reasoning might sound strange but I assure you can make a huge difference when you are running out of time or have to deal with time consuming questions. …Read More
Beware of subtle changes in text that might change the overall meaning of a statement. During practice develop an eye for spotting changes in text. Passage adjustment is a common trap laid by examiners, it …Read More
You must be able to spot and distinguish between extreme and soft claims when reading text in the UCAT verbal reasoning subtest. Your ability to evaluate extreme language is an important skill to develop before test …Read More
In almost all cases there is a pattern when reading text in the UCAT verbal reasoning subtest, find what’s slowing you down and work on it to improve your speed in the test. The timing …Read More
Knowing the type of wrong answers in the UCAT Verbal Reasoning Subtest is beneficial especially when eliminating answer options. During practice I encourage you develop an eye for spotting wrong answers to reduce the likelihood …Read More
I used to think that speed reading wasn’t really possible and you were either born with the ability to read fast or not. However, I’ve come to realise that with the right technique you can …Read More
The Keyword method is one of 200 strategies shared in the new UCAT Study Guide to help with improving your score in the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT). The keyword method is one of the …Read More
Scanning goes hand-in-hand with skimming and reading in depth. Before you begin, don’t be afraid to go ahead and peek at the question before reading a passage. The question might indicate relevant keywords, ideas, or …Read More
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