UCAT practice

Prepare for Verbal Reasoning and Situational Judgement with short drills, timed sections and clear explanations.

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A dental student is helping at a supervised information desk. A visitor says they did not understand the directions to the waiting area. The student knows the route and has time to explain it again. The visitor has not asked for clinical advice.

The student asks which part of the directions was unclear, then explains that part in simpler words.

A very appropriate thing to doAppropriate, but not idealInappropriate, but not awfulA very inappropriate thing to do

Original teaching example. Practice also includes importance ratings and most/least choices.

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The medical and dental admissions UCAT contains four sections. We currently provide Verbal Reasoning and Situational Judgement practice; Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning are not included. These are section tests, not a complete UCAT sitting.

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