UKCAT/UCAT Preparation Courses in Dubai
The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) is a standardized test used in the admissions process for medical and dental schools in the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. It is designed to assess a range of mental abilities identified as important by university medical and dental schools for success in their programs.
Test Structure
Verbal Resaoning
- 44 questions.
- 21 minutes.
- Assesses the ability to critically evaluate information presented in written form.
Decision Making
- 29 questions.
- 31 minutes.
- Tests the ability to make sound decisions and judgments using complex information.
Quantitative Reasoning
- 36 questions.
- 24 minutes.
- Measures the ability to solve numerical problems.
Abstract Reasoning
- 55 questions.
- 13 minutes.
- Assesses the ability to identify patterns and relationships in abstract shapes.
Situational Judgment
- 69 questions.
- 26 minutes.
- Evaluates the capacity to understand real-world situations and identify appropriate behavior and responses.
- Each of the first four cognitive sections (Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning) is scored on a scale of 300 to 900, with a total score range of 1200 to 3600.
- The Situational Judgment section is scored in bands from Band 1 (highest) to Band 4 (lowest).
- The UCAT is a computer-based test taken at Pearson VUE test centers.
- The total test duration is 2 hours.
UCAT Preparation at UniEd Institute
UniEd Institute offers comprehensive UCAT preparation courses designed to help students achieve their best possible scores. Here are the details of our preparation program
- Duration: Flexible courses ranging from 4 weeks to 12 weeks, depending on the student's needs and starting level.
- Class Schedule: Classes are available on both weekdays and weekends to accommodate different schedules.
- Verbal Reasoning: Practice in critically evaluating written information, with strategies to improve reading speed and comprehension.
- Decision Making: Training in interpreting data, making informed decisions, and understanding complex information.
- Quantitative Reasoning: Focus on solving numerical problems, improving mathematical skills, and quick calculations.
- Abstract Reasoning: Techniques for identifying patterns and relationships in abstract shapes, and improving speed and accuracy.
- Situational Judgment: Practice with real-world scenarios to develop an understanding of appropriate behavior and responses, and training in ethical decision-making.
- Comprehensive study materials, including official UCAT practice tests, sample questions, and study guides.
- Access to online resources and practice tools for additional learning and practice outside of class.
- Individual attention to address specific areas of improvement and tailor study plans to the student's strengths and weaknesses.
- Regular feedback sessions to monitor progress and adjust study strategies as needed.
- Regular full-length practice tests to simulate the actual UCAT exam environment and build test-taking stamina.
- Detailed score reports and analysis to identify areas for improvement and track progress over time.
- Guidance on UCAT registration, including choosing test dates and understanding the test format.
- Counseling sessions to help with medical and dental school applications, study plans, time management, and stress reduction techniques
UniEd Institute is committed to providing a supportive and effective learning environment, ensuring that students are well-prepared to succeed in the UCAT exam and achieve their medical or dental school admissions goals.