UCAT practice platform
Practise all four UK UCAT subtests — Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement — with the official question counts and timings, or sit all four in order as a full mock on the real clock. Every question comes with a worked explanation and a skill tag, so each result shows exactly what to practise next.
UCAT in one view
Each card shows its format, marking and tested skills. The practice library is summarised directly below.
Read passages and judge what follows from them: true, false or can't tell, and single-answer questions. Preceded by 1 min 30 s of timed instructions.
Syllogisms, logical puzzles, assumptions, Venn diagrams and probability — some questions ask you to judge five statements. Preceded by 1 min 30 s of timed instructions.
Numerical problems drawn from tables, charts and text, with five options per question. Preceded by 2 min of timed instructions.
Judge how appropriate or important responses are in realistic scenarios, or choose the most and least appropriate action. Preceded by 1 min 30 s of timed instructions.
All four subtests in test order on one continuous clock, each preceded by its own timed instructions, with the on-screen calculator in Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning.
Practise the question bank skill by skill, from syllogisms to data interpretation to professionalism.
Concept Practice questions are standalone items rather than papers, so they are not counted in the mock and practice test figures.
Your preparation loop
Start with one skill, one subtest or a complete mock. Every result points towards the next useful practice session.
Target one UCAT skill with focused questions.
Take any subtest on its own with the official question count and timing.
Sit all four subtests in order on one continuous clock, as on test day.
Track readiness, subtest performance and accuracy by skill.
Find the skill with the weakest recent evidence and practise it next.
Then return to Concept Practice
Feedback and access
Instant marking, a worked explanation for every question, and skill-level evidence across every result.
Every answer is checked on submission, with no negative marking. Multi-statement Decision Making questions and Situational Judgement answers earn partial credit where they deserve it, and you see the correct answer to every question.
Each question in the review opens into a step-by-step explanation, so a wrong answer becomes a method you can reuse rather than a number.
Track readiness and accuracy by subtest and skill, then use the next best action to choose a Concept Practice set or a timed subtest.
Official information and guides
Dates, fees and university requirements change each admissions cycle — these guides are dated and link to the official sources.
Yes. The full mock, a practice test in every subtest, Concept Practice and worked explanations are all free — sign in with Google and start, no card required.
The UK UCAT: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement, with the UK question counts and timings.
Yes. Each subtest uses the official question count and time limit, preceded by its timed instructions, and the complete mock runs all four in order on one continuous clock — 117 minutes 30 seconds in all.
Yes — an on-screen calculator in Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning, the two subtests that offer one.
Yes. Every question in a practice test or mock opens into a step-by-step worked explanation in the review, alongside the correct answer and the skill it was testing.
No. Medical and dental schools set their own UCAT requirements and use results alongside the rest of an application. ExamPrepIQ is not affiliated with the UCAT Consortium or any university and cannot guarantee any score or admissions outcome.
Testing dates, fees and deadlines are set by the UCAT Consortium and change each cycle. See the dated UCAT 2027 guide linked above, which links to the official sources — and always confirm on the official website before booking.
Begin with a baseline
Your first timed subtest builds the plan: a readiness score, accuracy by skill, and a clear next session. Free to start, no card required.
