UCAT Unlimited Group Course

The UCAT is a required standardised test for a consortium of UK Universities for their medical and dental degree programmes. It is also an admissions test for several courses in non-UK associate member universities, namely:

• American University of the Caribbean
• Poznan University of Medical Sciences
• UniCamillus – Saint Camillus International University of Health and Medical Sciences
• St George’s University (Grenada)
• University of Kurdistan Hewlêr

ALL of our group courses consists of Concept Classes dealing with a specific UCAT topic and the difficult questions that you will encounter for that topic. The main difference of our group courses is the course duration. You can complete the entire UCAT syllabus in 8 weeks or even 2 days! This is entirely based on your schedule and preparation time.

Most of our UCAT sessions are held on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings, covering the entire UCAT syllabus. Once signed up, you are entitled to ALL group classes, across all subjects, for the duration of 1 year.

No. of concept classes & tutorials might defer for intensive course, crash course and weekday group course. Below is the recommended no. of classes to attend for a weekend group course.

• Question format: Evaluate a statement (true/false/can’t tell), Choose the best answer (A/B/C/D multiple choice)
• Test Strategies: Timing/General approach, Speed reading, Understanding key words, Common tricks
• Question types: Specific detail vs. Inference questions

• Problem solving: Numerical skills
• Medical & research applications: Quantitative skills (calculating dosages of drugs, creating & interpreting statistical data for research, etc.)
• Data interpretation: Interpreting test results in tabular/graphical form
• Common topics: Number properties, Percentages, Ratios, Rates, Statistics, Geometry, Income tax, Time zone, Currency conversions

• Question Format: Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4
• Patterns: Recognising relevant patterns in data (Number of shapes/sides/angles/points/intersections, Colors/shades, Type & size, Geometric rules, Relationships of dependence between objects, etc.)
• Strategies

• Scenario training
• Ethics: To differentiate right from wrong as a doctor
• Question types: Type 1 (Appropriate/Inappropriate), Type 2 (Important/Not important)
• Good medical practice: Roles & responsibilities

• Question types: Logic puzzle, Syllogism, Evaluating arguments, Sets & Venn diagrams, Probability, Data Interpretation