Question packs with full answers for the subtests on the current UCAT, plus our interactive skills trainer for the one that is best practised on screen. Nothing here is gated behind an email.
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Since 2025 the UCAT has three cognitive subtests, each scored from 300 to 900, giving a total out of 2700. The SJT is sat alongside them and reported as a band from 1 to 4.
Subtest 1
Timed passages with the question types the UCAT actually uses, including the true, false and cannot tell format that catches most people out on their first sitting.
Subtest 2
Syllogisms, logic puzzles, Venn diagrams and probability. We do not have a PDF pack for this one: it is the subtest that most needs to be practised on screen with a timer, so it lives in the free trainer instead.
Subtest 3
Data interpretation against the clock, with the arithmetic kept deliberately ugly so you practise using the on-screen calculator and the keyboard rather than avoiding them.
The Situational Judgement Test is not a reasoning subtest and does not reward drilling questions in the same way. What moves your band is understanding how the examiners weigh the four response options, which the full SJT guide walks through, alongside what each band means to each university.
Removed from the UCAT in 2025
Shape and pattern sets. Kept for reapplicants who sat the test before 2025 and for anyone who simply enjoys the practice. It is not on the UCAT any more and no university will see a score for it.
Free questions get you volume. If your score has plateaued, the problem is usually technique rather than practice time, and that is faster to fix with someone watching you work.
Three cognitive subtests: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning. Each is scored from 300 to 900, so the total cognitive score runs from 900 to 2700.
The Situational Judgement Test is sat alongside them and is reported as a band from 1 to 4 rather than as part of that total.
It was removed from the test in 2025, which is why the maximum score dropped from 3600 to 2700. Our Abstract Reasoning pack is still on this page as an archive, but it is not preparation for the test you will sit.
No. Every pack on this page is a direct download with answers included. The interactive trainer is free as well.
Fewer than most people think, reviewed far more carefully than most people do. A set of twenty questions you have properly worked back through, including the ones you got right by luck, is worth more than two hundred rushed.
Our UCAT preparation guide sets out a realistic schedule for the weeks you actually have.
No, and you should do both. Use the official mocks on the UCAT Consortium site for exact format and timing familiarity, and use these for extra reasoning volume between them.
Ultimate Package students from our 2025/26 cycle, with their UCAT scores and offers, who trained with us for the UCAT, personal statements and interviews.
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