Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, and Situational Judgement. Updated for the current UCAT format (Abstract Reasoning has been removed).
Reading speed, skim-and-scan technique, and the art of answering without being misled by distractors. 44 questions, 21 minutes.
Logic puzzles, syllogisms, probability, and Venn diagrams. 29 questions, 31 minutes. The section most students under-prepare for.
Fast mental maths under pressure. Not hard mathematics — hard pace. 36 questions, 25 minutes.
Medical ethics scenarios. Pattern recognition more than medical knowledge. 69 questions, 26 minutes. Banded, not scored.
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