Let's dive into the key components of the UCAT exam
Verbal Reasoning
Quantitative Reasoning
Abstract Reasoning
Evaluates your ability to critically analyze and comprehend written information. It assesses your proficiency in extracting relevant details, drawing logical conclusions, and identifying implicit meanings
Tests your numerical skills, problem-solving abilities, and data interpretation. It covers topics such as arithmetic, statistics, ratios, percentages, and proportions
Examines your ability to identify logical relationships, patterns, and sequences, and apply them to solve abstract problems
Decision Making
Focuses on analytical and problem-solving skills. It presents scenarios where you need to evaluate information, weigh options, and make sound decisions in complex situations
Situational Judgment
Assesses your judgment and professionalism. It presents realistic scenarios and evaluates your ability to analyze situations, prioritize actions, and make ethical and empathetic decisions