Choose a subtest
Verbal Reasoning8 questions, about 30 seconds each in the real testTwo passages with four questions each: one set of True, False or Can't Tell statements, and one set of four-option questions.Decision Making8 questions, about 63 seconds each in the real testEight questions covering syllogisms, logic puzzles, strongest arguments, conclusions from data, probability and sets.Quantitative Reasoning8 questions, about 43 seconds each in the real testTwo data sets with four questions each, on prices, percentages, ratios and reading a table.Situational Judgement10 questions, about 23 seconds each in the real testThree scenarios with ten questions on how appropriate a response is and how important a consideration is.
How to use them
- Answer before you look. Commit to an answer, on paper if it helps, then open the explanation.
- Read the explanation even when you were right. A right answer for the wrong reason will not hold up under time pressure.
- Then time yourself. Each page says how long the real test allows. Untimed accuracy comes first, pace second.
These pages are for learning the question types
The real test is taken on a computer against a clock, with a calculator and review screen of its own. When you are ready for that, the free sample mock runs all four subtests on a screen that works like the one in the test centre, and a free account keeps your results and shows what to work on.
About these questions
Every question here is original and written to the format, wording and difficulty of the UCAT ANZ. None is taken from an official test. The official UCAT ANZ site has its own free question banks and practice tests, and every candidate should use those as well. How to prepare explains where each fits.