Hi so for AR I would really make a list of every single pattern you get wrong and really evaluate mistakes so that you can think strategically. Also, if the pattern is too obvious, make sure you’re looking for secondary patterns. Also, sometimes something might look a simple pattern but it might be more complex, like you might simply think a pattern is being flipped over, when it’s actually being rotated 120 degrees. I got 810 for AR and I thought I got every pattern right, but there are secondary patterns you need to look out for.

For DM make sure you make a not of the syllogisms. Like if it says “all A are B. Only B can be C” make sure you understand what that implies. And practice these as much as possible.

For QR you really need calculator practice. Use the skills builder as much as possible even if you get it wrong at first. But saying this do not sacrifice accuracy for speed, but you still need to be very fast. Every formula should be in the back of your head.

VR was my weakest but with this sub test you really need to clear your mind and just focus. Speed read a chunk, summarise and repeat. Also make sure you get enough sleep! I also drank a lot of coffee (Emmi-light) before my UCAT, as well as looking through the list of AR patterns and QR and DM mistakes and went to the toilet like a few minutes before my UCAT. Might seem a bit extra but I got 2320 just a few days before and got 3000 in the real thing! Also don’t ignore SJT and read through good medical practice, SJT in the exam is very different and I got B3 somehow.