General Advice

Use the UCAT Official Question Bank as it gives the most accurate representation of the style and difficulty of the real exam and allows you to practice your timings. I’d advise doing each question set more than once.
Keep a log of your scores in any sub-section mocks and official mock tests so you can track your progress and make any subsequent changes to your prep.
This might be a bit overkill but try and imitate your official UCAT exam as much as possible. As you get closer to your exam date, try and do a mock at the same time of your real exam, in one sitting.
I’d really recommend watching high UCAT scorers do section walkthroughs on Youtube. It can be very helpful in identifying tactics and thought patterns they use to get to the answer faster. You can then implement these techniques into your own preparation.
Some Youtube channels I’d recommend for UCAT strategy:
Other UCAT resources:
- MyUCAT WhatsApp Group Chat where top UCAT scorers go through difficult questions in real-time with interactive polls.

As a final note, I’d like to mention that I never got above 2200 in any of my Medify mocks. But, I ended up getting 2420 in the real exam. Remember that your practice sessions will not be reflective of your exam performance. Try to remain disciplined, consistent and level-headed and I’m sure you’ll see huge progress :)

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