UCAT Online Live Course 2021-22
The best one-day online UCAT course run by Doctors

FAQs
Summary
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One day online course taught online from 09:00 - 17:30 throughout the summer - see dates for booking
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The course is led by a doctor who scored in the top decile of the exam - see reviews
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We spend 1-1.5h covering all 5 sections (2021 Updates) - Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning & The Situational Judgement Test - see course overview
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Small group classes - unlike other courses we guarantee no more than 10 pupils per class, we achieve this by having multiple tutors teaching per day, allowing us to split up each course.
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Learn the best strategy, time management techniques & approach to help maximise your score
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Ongoing 24/7 UCAT support until your exam via Whatsapp with an experienced UCAT experts
UCAT Course Dates & Times
Please click below to join one of our 2021 UCAT Courses. Remember they are all included as part of our Application Support Programme.
- Sat, Apr 03Online
- Sat, Jun 05Online
- Fri, Jul 16Online
- Sat, Aug 07Online
UCAT Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UCAT (UKCAT)?
The UCAT (UKCAT) does not contain any curriculum or science content. It focuses on exploring the cognitive powers of candidates and other attributes considered to be valuable for healthcare professionals. The UCAT (UKCAT) is provided by Pearson Vue and is taken at Pearson Vue’s centres. Score results are provided immediately upon completion of the exam. Scores are sent directly to the university or universities to which you are applying.
What is the UCAT (UKCAT) format?
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Verbal Reasoning - 22 minutes - 44 questions -
Quantitative Reasoning - 25 minutes 36 questions -
Abstract Reasoning - 14 minutes 55 questions -
Decision Making - 32 minutes 29 questions -
Situational Judgement - 27 minutes 69 questions
How is the UCAT (UKCAT) marked?
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Band 1: The candidate has demonstrated an excellent level of performance, a level that is similar to the panel of experts
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Band 2: The candidate has demonstrated a good level of performance, frequently matching the answers similar to an expert level
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Band 3: The candidate has demonstrated a modest level of performance, with many appropriate answers but several answers different to the panel of experts.
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Band 4: The candidate has a demonstrated a low level of performance with most answers differing from the ideal answer.
When do I receive my UCAT (UKCAT) results?
How do I interpet my UCAT (UKCAT) results?
What do I need to bring on the day?
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A print out confirmation of your booking from Pearson Vue
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One piece of photographic identification from the approved list which meets requirements stated on the Pearson Vue website.
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You cannot take any personal belongings into the UCAT (UKCAT), nor can you take any food or drink. Anything that you do bring will need to be stored in a locker at the test centre.
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You may not bring a calculator into the exam - there is one provided online for you.
What does the UCAT (UKCAT) venue look like?
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You will get a desk space with a PC, keyboard and space for a whiteboard and pen. There will be other people doing different tests in the same venue, you may request earplugs or headphones if you think you might require them.
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Noteboard
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You will be given a laminated note board and permanent marker pen to make notes on during the test. If you need another pen or board, raise your arm and an invigilator will give you a new one
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Please check the pen is working before you begin
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