We have rounded up the best articles that provide tips and advice to help structure your UCAT preparation and ensure you are fully prepared for the exam. Includes:
Forming study groups is a very effective strategy for enhancing learning. This is because groups share unique insights and learn from each other. Group members can also teach confusing concepts they understand to other group …Read More
The first edition of the UCAT study guide was first published on May 8th, 2016. Back then it was called the UKCAT Study Guide, I did my best to cover all of the bases when …Read More
As a former UKCAT candidate that took the exam three times I know a thing or two about the best time to take the exam. If you plan on taking the UCAT (formerly known as …Read More
The UCAT is a computer-based exam so using an online course during preparation is absolutely critical. After buying all the popular courses out there, we’ve shortlisted our final picks to prepare for the exam. In …Read More
The Situational Judgement is the final section of the UCAT. Unlike the other subtests, you do not receive a score out of 900. Instead you are assessed from Band 1 to Band 4. In this …Read More
The UCAT exam board uses a statistical approach called deciles (or percentiles) to report the overall performance of candidates each year. In this article we will explore how to find out your percentile and how …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 Verbal Reasoning subtest is the first section of the UCAT. It includes 44 questions and is scored out of 900. In this article we will look at the subtest in more detail and discuss …Read More
One of the main challenges with the UCAT is timing, learning a few basic mental maths tricks will save you a ton of time in the quantitative and decision-making subtests. In this article I share videos …Read More
The Quantitative Reasoning subtest is the third section of the UCAT. It includes 36 questions and is scored out of 900. In this article we will look at the subtest in more detail and discuss …Read More
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