Prepare for UCAT Quantitative Reasoning
Read the data, choose a method and make accurate calculations under time pressure. Start with a short drill, then practice the full 26-minute section.
View your results and progress6 short drills · 36-question timed practice · Worked explanations
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Choose a numerical drill
Eight questions at your own pace. Work through the source data, then check the method and explanation.
Percentages and ratios
Compare proportions, reverse percentage changes and combine ratios.
Averages and statistics
Work with weighted means, medians, ranges and changes to a group.
Rates and costs
Compare tariffs, costs, capacity and rates using the right units.
Time and distance
Combine journey stages, convert units and calculate average speeds.
Geometry and measures
Use lengths, areas, volumes and unit conversions in context.
Tables and charts
Read tables and charts, choose relevant values and combine calculations.
Practice the full quantitative section
One UCAT pass covers all four sections, full combined practice and every drill replay. Accounts with free first attempts can try each short drill once. Saved results and explanations remain available.
Try an example
No account needed. Choose an answer to see the explanation.
| Month | Booked | Attended |
|---|---|---|
| April | 250 | 200 |
| May | 300 | 240 |
By what percentage did attended appointments increase from April to May?
Learn the methods
Read worked examples, identify common mistakes and plan your pacing before taking a timed section.
Read the study guideReview accuracy and pace
Reopen your original questions and answers, see the steps you missed, and compare attempts with the same setup.
Results show raw practice performance. They do not convert to an official UCAT scaled score.
Practice the other UCAT sections
Common questions
How long is UCAT Quantitative Reasoning?
The current standard section has 36 questions in 26 minutes, following a separate two-minute instruction period. Check the official UCAT timings for approved extra-time arrangements.
Can I use a calculator?
A basic on-screen calculator is available for Quantitative Reasoning and Decision Making. Practice using the official tutorial’s calculator as well as our practice tool; keyboard behavior and layout can differ.
What math should I practice?
Focus on percentages, ratios, rates, unit conversions, tables, charts and summary statistics. The main challenge is identifying the relevant data and the right calculation quickly. Advanced scientific calculator functions are not needed.
Do practice marks convert to a UCAT score?
No. These original questions provide raw practice results and explanations. They are not equated to the official test, so a practice percentage cannot be converted reliably to a 300–900 section score.
Does a UCAT pass include the other sections?
One UCAT pass covers the section tests, full assessment and drill replays across Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement. Available free drill attempts are shown before you start.
Use the official preparation too
Work through the Consortium’s free tutorials and practice tests to become familiar with the official interface.
Original independent practice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the UCAT Consortium. Practice targets are editorial learning goals, not official pass marks or admissions predictions.