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Build your skills in all four sections. Start with a short drill, practice a timed section, or take the complete test.
View your results and progress4 sections · 22 short drills · One UCAT pass
| Month | Booked | Attended |
|---|---|---|
| April | 250 | 200 |
| May | 300 | 240 |
By what percentage did attended appointments increase from April to May?
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Verbal Reasoning
Read passages, locate evidence and distinguish supported conclusions from assumptions.
4 short drills · 44-question timed section
22 minutes · Explained answers
Choose verbal reasoning practiceAll reviewers are staff members. Some reviewers are trained.
Which conclusion must follow?
Decision Making
Work through syllogisms, puzzles, assumptions, information, Venn diagrams and probability.
6 short drills · 35-question timed section
37 minutes · Explained answers
Choose decision making practice| Month | Booked | Attended |
|---|---|---|
| April | 250 | 200 |
| May | 300 | 240 |
By what percentage did attended appointments increase from April to May?
Quantitative Reasoning
Interpret tables and charts, compare quantities and solve multistep numerical problems.
6 short drills · 36-question timed section
26 minutes · Explained answers
Choose quantitative reasoning practiceSituational Judgement
Rate actions and considerations in medical, dental and student scenarios.
6 short drills · 69-question timed section
26 minutes · Explained answers
Choose situational judgement practiceFull UCAT practice
Complete timed test
Take all four sections in order. Review and flag questions within each section, then see all answers and explanations after the sitting ends.
| Section | Questions | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Verbal Reasoning | 44 | 22 |
| Decision Making | 35 | 37 |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 36 | 26 |
| Situational Judgement | 69 | 26 |
111 minutes of answering time, plus 6 minutes 30 seconds of instructions. Extra-time practice settings are available before starting.
One UCAT pass covers every section, full tests and drill replays. Accounts with free first attempts can try each short drill once. Saved results and explanations remain available.
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Does this cover the whole UCAT?
Yes. Practice all four current sections: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement. The combined practice has 184 questions in the published section order, with separate clocks and instruction periods. The questions and difficulty mix are independently written.
What does one UCAT pass include?
One UCAT pass covers all four sections, full combined practice and unlimited drill replays during your selected period. If your account includes free first attempts, you can try each short drill once. Full timed tests require a pass for paid-access accounts. Saved results and explanations stay available.
Can I practice one section at a time?
Yes. Each section has short skill drills and its own timed test. Use a drill to learn a method, a section test for pacing, and the complete sitting to practice moving through all four sections.
Will I get an official UCAT score or SJT band?
No. Results show raw practice performance and section breakdowns. These original questions are not equated to the official score scale, and we do not predict an admissions result. Use the UCAT Consortium’s free official tests alongside this practice.
When are answers shown?
Drills provide explanations as you practice, after completing linked questions so feedback cannot reveal a related answer. Timed section tests and full combined practice keep correctness and explanations hidden until the sitting ends.
What happened to my Verbal Reasoning or SJT pass?
An active legacy Verbal Reasoning or SJT pass now also covers the complete UCAT product until its original expiry. Saved results remain accessible. New purchases use a single UCAT pass for all sections.
Use the official preparation too
The UCAT Consortium provides free question tutorials and practice tests. Use them to learn the official interface alongside our original questions.
Independent preparation. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the UCAT Consortium. Practice scores are not official UCAT scores or admissions predictions. This is the medical and dental admissions UCAT, not the similarly named Criteria assessment.