UCAT Question Bank

Explore a wide range of comprehension passages and true/false/can’t tell questions to develop your ability to evaluate written information quickly and accurately.

Test your logical reasoning skills with questions involving graphs, Venn diagrams, and probability. Gain insights into how different types of reasoning are applied in this challenging section.

Practise interpreting numerical data with questions featuring tables, charts, and real-world scenarios. Each question is designed to challenge your ability to work quickly and accurately under timed conditions.

Assess your understanding of ethical scenarios and professional behaviour with questions that mirror the complexities of real-world medical decision-making. Learn how different responses are evaluated against UCAT scoring criteria.

Familiarise yourself with UCAT test strategies by working through example questions. Since the UCAT is a computer-based exam, there are no past papers available – so the best way to prepare is by using a dedicated Question Bank.

To truly gauge your readiness for the UCAT, it’s essential to sit full mock exams – not just answer a few practice questions. Simulating the real exam environment is key. Our UCAT practice tests are designed to mirror the actual test in format and difficulty, with questions written by Doctors to reflect the level of challenge you’ll face on the day.

Find out how your UCAT performance compares to other users. You’ll get a clear breakdown of how many questions you’ve answered correctly and identify which sections need the most improvement. Track your progress over time and monitor how your scores are improving with each practice test.

Sometimes it’s hard to work out how far you’ve progressed with your revision. Our UCAT Question Bank will track how much you’re improving. You’ll get statistics on how long you’ve spent revising, how many questions you’ve already worked through, how intensively you’ve practised in each session, and how you’re handling practice UCAT tests.