UCAT Test Exams
Verbal Reasoning
Essentially a reading comprehension test, with questions based on passages. This is a test of accuracy and speed of reading. You have 22 minutes to answer 44 items.
Decision Making
Tests your application of logic and approach to problem solving. Developing a structured approach will help you succeed. You have 37 minutes to answer 35 items.
Quantitative Reasoning
Assesses your understanding of numbers. The maths is usually intellectually straightforward but can involve complex or multi-stage calculations against the clock. You have 26 minutes to answer 36 items.
Situational Judgement
This tests your ability to make decisions in a clinical environment. To perform well, you must understand the role and responsibilities of a medical student. You have 26 minutes to answer 69 items.