Is UCAT practice on GetMyMockTest free?

Yes. All UCAT questions, explanations, mock tests and flashcards are free, with no plans or paywalls. A free account is only needed to save your results, save decks or download a PDF.

How many UCAT mock tests are there?

There are 5 timed mock tests for UCAT, with 327 questions in total, for example UCAT Practice Test 1 and UCAT Practice Test 2.

How long are UCAT mock tests?

Our UCAT tests run on a live timer and last 40 minutes. When you submit, you see your score and a full review with an explanation for every question.

What does UCAT practice cover?

4 subjects: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement, with 8 topics such as Short passages and comprehension (set 1), Professional behaviour and ethics (set 1), Professional behaviour and ethics (set 2) and Calculations from tables (set 1). Every topic has its own page of questions with answers.

Does every UCAT question have an explanation?

Yes. Every question comes with an explanation, and you can open any question on its own page to read it.

UCAT

Free practice for the UCAT: 331 questions with an explanation for every answer, timed mock tests and flashcards. Practice material written for study, not the official exam.

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Medical Ethics Principles for UCAT Situational Judgement

30 flashcards on the four principles, consent, capacity, confidentiality, candour and professional behaviour for the UCAT Situational Judgement subtest. Original study material for practice.

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UCAT Mental Maths and Percentage Shortcuts

31 flashcards on percentage shortcuts, fractions, ratios and quick multiplication for the UCAT Quantitative Reasoning subtest. Original study material for practice.

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Browse subjects and topics, then practise topic by topic.

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UCAT practice, answered

Is UCAT practice on GetMyMockTest free?: Yes. All UCAT questions, explanations, mock tests and flashcards are free, with no plans or paywalls. A free account is only needed to save your results, save decks or download a PDF.
How many UCAT mock tests are there?: There are 5 timed mock tests for UCAT, with 327 questions in total, for example UCAT Practice Test 1 and UCAT Practice Test 2.
How long are UCAT mock tests?: Our UCAT tests run on a live timer and last 40 minutes. When you submit, you see your score and a full review with an explanation for every question.
What does UCAT practice cover?: 4 subjects: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement, with 8 topics such as Short passages and comprehension (set 1), Professional behaviour and ethics (set 1), Professional behaviour and ethics (set 2) and Calculations from tables (set 1). Every topic has its own page of questions with answers.
Does every UCAT question have an explanation?: Yes. Every question comes with an explanation, and you can open any question on its own page to read it.

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