UKCAT Test Structure
UKCAT is divided into four sub-tests covering four substantive subjects: verbal reasoning, decision analysis, abstract reasoning, and quantitative reasoning.
Verbal Reasoning – Looks at ability to think coherently about written information and to arrive at a conclusion
Quantitative Reasoning – Assesses ability to work through numerical problems
Abstract Reasoning – Assesses ability to identity symmetry, rotation, sequence and pattern
Decision Analysis – Assesses ability to establish relationships from data and other information given
UKCAT is structured as follows:
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SECTION
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TIMING
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QUESTIONS
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Verbal Reasoning
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22 Minutes
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44
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Quantitative Reasoning
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22 Minutes
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36
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Abstract Reasoning
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15 Minutes
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65
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Decision Analysis
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28 Minutes
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28
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