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by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
Section 1 of the UCAT is the logical reasoning and problem solving section. For a broader overview of how the subtests fit together, see our UCAT format guide. The questions in this section assess your ability to...
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by Sarah Rea, 29 April, 2016
Section 3 of the UCAT is the ‘NonVerbal reasoning’ section. What this means is that it assesses your ability to think abstractly and draw conclusions from nonverbal content in order to logically solve problems. If...
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by Sarah Rea, 29 April, 2016
Section 2 of the UCAT is the ‘Understanding People’ section. In this, you will find questions that assess your ability to understand and empathize with others whilst also considering the atmosphere of the text and...
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by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Setting goals is always difficult. There are so many factors that dictate whether or not you achieve your goals, but the most important step is actually setting these goals. This is especially true when preparing for...
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by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
No one is going to deny that year 12 will be one of the most stressful and unrelenting years of your life. Countless times throughout the year, you will be reminded of how this year will affect the direction of your...
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by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
As for all sections of the UCAT 2026, Section 1 does not require you to memorise any information; however, in order to do well, you must have mastered (and honed) several important skills. The main skills involved in...
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by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
Many questions in section 1 involve reading graphs or diagrams and although you may think there’s not much to it, your speed and accuracy must be excellent in order to perform well in the UCAT. It is also worth being...
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by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Section 3 of the UCAT® Exam is probably unlike anything else you may have experienced at school. Past school work may help you with the other 2 sections, and it can be useful to review the broader UCAT exam format,...
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by Crystal Li, 29 April, 2016
The quick answer? Yes, you can definitely improve your UCAT Exam score and it can happen between your last exam and the next exam. If you are trying to work out what improvement actually means, it helps to...
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by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Those who get offered an interview for any of their chosen medical schools should be prepared for a very intense time. Of course universities will do their best to provide a calming and comfortable environment but...
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by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
Section 1 of the UCAT is the logical reasoning and problem solving section. For a broader overview of how the subtests fit together,...
by Sarah Rea, 29 April, 2016
Section 3 of the UCAT is the ‘NonVerbal reasoning’ section. What this means is that it assesses your ability to think abstractly and draw conclusions from nonverbal conte...
by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Setting goals is always difficult. There are so many factors that dictate whether or not you achieve your goals, but the most important step is ac...
by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
No one is going to deny that year 12 will be one of the most stressful and unrelenting years of your life. Countless times throughout the year, yo...
by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
As for all sections of the UCAT 2026, Section 1 does not require you to memorise any information; however, in order to do wel...
by Coralie Millett, 29 April, 2016
Many questions in section 1 involve reading graphs or diagrams and although you may think there’s not much to it, your speed and accuracy must be ...
by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Section 3 of the UCAT® Exam is probably unlike anything else you may have experienced at school. Past school work may help you with the other 2 se...
by Crystal Li, 29 April, 2016
The quick answer? Yes, you can definitely improve your UCAT Exam...
by Sachin Muthu, 29 April, 2016
Those who get offered an interview for any of their chosen medical schools should be prepared for a very...