UCAT preparation for medicine and dentistry, live online
The UCAT is the most time-pressured admissions test most candidates will ever sit, and that changes what preparation means: it is a repeatable method under a clock rather than knowing more. Abstract Reasoning was removed from the 2025 cycle, so a book or a course written before that is teaching a section you will not sit. Situational Judgement is reported in bands rather than folded into the total, and some universities read it on its own.
What the preparation covers
- Verbal Reasoning, at a reading speed the section can actually be finished at
- Decision Making: syllogisms, probability, and the interpretation questions
- Quantitative Reasoning, worked with the on-screen calculator rather than around it
- Situational Judgement, and what the band descriptors reward
- Flagging, per-subtest timing, and how your universities use the score
How the lessons run
One-to-one
One-to-one, because the fix is almost always specific: the on-screen calculator and keyboard shortcuts in Quantitative, or a reading approach in Verbal that survives the timer.
What UCAT preparation costs
Shown in US dollars. Charged in US dollars — there is no conversion at checkout to be surprised by.
One-to-one lessons
One-to-one, because the fix is almost always specific: the on-screen calculator and keyboard shortcuts in Quantitative, or a reading approach in Verbal that survives the timer.
Single lesson
One 90-minute lesson, to see how it goes.
$10010 lessons
Prepaid, usable across subjects where the exam has them.
$970$97 per lesson
20 lessons
The usual choice for a full preparation run.
$1,900$95 per lesson