The quantitative reasoning (QR) section is the third subtest section in the UCAT. It tests your problem-solving skills. It is not a test of your maths skills but rather how you apply knowledge of some basic maths to solve problems. …
The UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) is used by many universities across the UK, for medical programs (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Foundation programs), as well as dentistry programs. The UCAT covers 5 sections (VR, AR, QR, DM, and SJT), where VR, …
With the limitation of applying to only 4 medical schools, it is important to tactically consider your options. Most universities consider an applicant’s A-level and GCSE grades, as well as their required aptitude test score. One shortfall for many students …
Abstract reasoning (AR) is the fourth subtest section in the UCAT. It tests your critical evaluation skills by testing your ability to sense and identify patterns. In this subtest you will be required to spot trends, ignore the irrelevant data …
With the limitation of applying to only 4 medical schools, it is important to tactically consider your options. Most universities consider an applicant’s A-level and GCSE grades, as well as their required aptitude test score. One shortfall for many students …
It’s no secret that the medical applications process can be stressful. Trying to balance A-level work on top of this may seem overwhelming, but it is possible with effective time management. Here are some top tips which may help …
Decision Making (DM) was first introduced in 2016 (having only been a part of the test since 2017) before which it was known as ‘Decision Analysis’. The section requires you to use logic and deductive reasoning to reach conclusions and …
The UCAT is arguably one of the most important, yet stressful and time-pressured aspects of the application process. I can almost guarantee the UCAT will be unlike any other test you’ve ever taken, which will most likely add to your …
The situational judgement test (SJT) tests your way of thinking and isn’t something you can cram for with intense revision a few days before the test. It assesses your capacity to understand real-world situations and to identify critical factors and …
The GAMSAT is, without doubt, one of the scariest and most overwhelming of the medical school entrance exams. Reserved for universities which accept graduates only, it demands a high level of humanities, essay writing and science knowledge. Despite the negative …
