Verbal Reasoning

The verbal reasoning subtest assesses a student’s ability to make inferences and draw specific conclusions based on information presented.

44 questions, 21 minutes test time

Decision Making

The decision-making subtest assesses a student’s ability to interpret text, charts, tables, graphs or diagrams in order to reach a decision or conclusion.

29 questions, 31 minutes test time

Quantitative Reasoning

The quantitative reasoning subtest assesses a student’s ability to solve problems by extracting information from tables, chests, and/or graphs.

36 questions, 24 minutes test time

Situational Judgement

The situational judgement subtest assesses a student’s capacity to understand practical situations. Students will be tested on their ability to consider either the appropriateness of possible actions, or the importance of possible considerations, based on a series of scenarios.

69 questions, 26 minutes test time

All sections include 1 minute instruction section that is not included in the actual test time. For further information regarding the test format, please visit the official UCAT website: http://www.ucatofficial.com/ucat-anz/test-format/