Spotlight On… UKCAT Abstract Reasoning Test
The UKCAT abstract reasoning subtest is a fast moving test with just 14 minutes (or 15 seconds each!) to answer 55 questions. Learn more on the topic for future success!
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UKCAT Abstract Reasoning Type 2 and 3 – “Err, there’s more than one type?!”
Here at JobTestPrep we have dedicated time, effort and expert guidance in dissecting the Type 2 and 3 abstract reasoning tests down to their basics, enabling you to take these tests with the minimum of worry and apprehension.
Read MoreUKCAT Preparation – How Much Time Do I Need?
The UKCAT consortium recommends that you spend between 21-30 hours preparing for your UKCAT exam. We would normally recommend more than this, spread out over two or three weeks. In this blog we discuss why we have come to this answer.
Read MoreUKCAT Tips – Techniques To Help You Read Quickly
If the above sentence took more than about half a second for you to read then you’d do well to keep reading! Literally!
Read MoreUKCAT 2014 Spotlight: The Test Format
You’ve signed up for the UKCAT exam, and now you are starting to look at what exactly that means. What are the subtests, how many are there, and how long do I have for the test? This blog will go through two main format features of the test.
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UKCAT Preparation – Working With Distractors and Limiting Guesswork
Distractors are the incorrect answer choices in a multiple choice question as found in all UKCAT tests.
Read MoreUKCAT Preparation: Managing Your Test-Taking Time
Managing your time in the UKCAT test is crucial to give yourself the chance to answer the questions towards the end of the test, and gaining the best score.
Read MoreUKCAT Preparation – What Are the Benefits of Practising?
Preparing for any test is vital to improve your chances of success. The UKCAT is a test based on aptitude.
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Top Pointers for the UKCAT 2017
Are you getting ready to sit the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT)? With the test coming up right around the corner, I’m here to give you some useful tips for mastering this exam. Let’s start by defining the test.
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Spotlight on… UKCAT Situational Judgement Test
The situational judgement subtest is a very different subtest to the others in your UKCAT. Learn more about SJT here.
Read MoreStudying for the UKCAT
Get important tips for planning your prep journey effectively from JTP’s tutors. An important part of preparing for the UKCAT is constructing a study schedule. We advise you to clear two to three weeks at minimum to prepare.
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Spotlight On… UKCAT Quantitative Reasoning Test
In 2013 the quantitative reasoning test was the lowest scoring of the four UKCAT subtests, and in order to achieve an average score (600) you had to get just 16 questions right. These scores are a testimony to just how difficult this test was. So just what do you need to do in order to improve your UKCAT quantitative reasoning sub-test score? Let’s take a closer look at this test.
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