What’s on the official site
| Resource | What you get |
|---|---|
| Tour Tutorial | A walk-through of the onscreen calculator, navigator, flagging and keyboard shortcuts |
| Question tutorials | Strategies and worked examples for each subtest |
| Question banks | 15 banks: 4 each for Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning, 3 for Situational Judgement |
| Practice tests | 4 full tests (A to D), each in standard timing, extra-time and untimed versions |
Your progress and scores aren’t saved, so note which ones you’ve done. Use “Explain Answer” to see the reasoning for each question.
A sensible order
- Do the Tour Tutorial first, so the tools don’t slow you down later.
- Read the question tutorial for each subtest.
- Work through the question banks one subtest at a time, untimed to start with.
- Take the four timed practice tests closer to your test date, in one sitting each.
Printed books and PDFs
Commercial UCAT books and PDF question packs exist, but the UCAT Consortium doesn’t endorse any paid-for preparation. Check the publication date before you buy: anything printed before 2025 includes Abstract Reasoning, which is no longer in the test, and older timings.
Other free help
- The preparation checklist PDF and official “Get UCAT Ready!” webinars on the Preparation Resources page
- Advice from past candidates on the UCAT website
- Test day information, so you know the check-in steps and rules
Explore
Everything else, in one place
Sources: UCAT Consortium, UCAT ANZ and 4 more. Checked October 2026.
- UCAT Consortium: Preparation resources ↗
- UCAT Consortium: Practice tests ↗
- UCAT Consortium: Question tutorials ↗
- UCAT Consortium: Test tools ↗
- UCAT ANZ: Practice tests ↗
- UCAT Consortium: UCAT 2025 changes ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.