UCAT Section Advice

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2020-09-01

Do you feel not too confident about tackling the pattern recognition questions in the UCAT ANZ? Need some help? Don’t worry. Here, we provide five specific and practical tips to master these types of questions.

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2020-05-24

The UCAT ANZ decision-making section contains six different types of questions. For success in the UCAT ANZ, it is vital you know how to solve each type of question. Here, we provide you with essential tips for solving questions involving Venn diagrams.

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2020-04-17

The UCAT ANZ quantitative reasoning section contains a mixture of different question types and it is a great idea to familiarise yourself with tackling each subtype of questions to maximise accuracy and efficiency. Here, we provide some tips for solving the currency exchange and speed/acceleration questions that come up often in the UCAT ANZ.

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2020-03-15

The Quantitative Reasoning (QR) section of the UCAT ANZ assesses your ability to solve numerical problems quickly. While no extensive prerequisite knowledge is assumed and the mathematical manipulations are limited to the basics, we often find that even the most mathematically proficient students struggle to perform well or not as well as they think they should in this section. This is because of the limited time available, where you have to answer 36 questions in 24 minutes, that’s only 40 seconds per question.

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2019-11-23

This section measures your capacity to understand real-world situations while identifying the critical factors and appropriate behaviour in dealing with them. How good is your judgement?

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2019-11-23

Many candidates who sat the UCAT ANZ Verbal Reasoning Subtest, for the first time, reported to believe reading faster would get them better marks; while reading faster can help, it is not the most important or effective technique. If it was it would be taught on the curriculum of all nations and at all levels.