List of every free UCAT practice questions we found online (2021 updated)

The Situational Judgement is the 5th and final section of the UCAT. In this article, we will look at the subtest in more detail. What to Expect The subtest measures your ability to understand real-world situations and to identify appropriate behaviour in dealing with them. You will be given 22 scenarios accompanied by 69 questions. For some items, you will need to consider the appropriateness of possible actions, and for others, you will need to consider the importance of possible considerations. Some of the questions will require that you rate responses from four possible options. Other questions will require you to choose the most and least appropriate action to take [Read More]

Use the UCAT conversion tables below to convert raw marks to scaled UCAT scores in each subtest.  The UCAT conversion tables below should be used to convert your raw practice marks in each section. Please note that our scoring system is for approximation purposes only and is NOT endorsed by the official UCAT exam. However, we have designed each table to bark on the side of caution, so that in most cases, a similar performance on the UCAT should result in a slightly higher score.  For more on how to go about using the conversion tables for UCAT study, download our free 30-day UCAT challenge. It is a free guide designed to [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 to use it. A decile is any of nine values that divide data into ten equal parts so that each part represents 10% of the sample population. This statistical approach is descriptive and gives the exam board a good overview of the overall test performance each year. You can use this data to find out the strength of your UCAT compared to the current application pool. I recommend you viewing this report before applying to medical or [Read More]