Train the skills the UCAT actually tests.
The UCAT rewards speed, accuracy and calm under a clock more than knowledge. These free tools, built by our UCAT team, drill exactly that. Open them in any browser; nothing to install.
Six free tools
Each one targets a habit that costs students marks on test day.
VR Speed Reader
Words flash on screen one at a time at the pace you choose, with a UCAT mode set to the reading speed Verbal Reasoning demands. Build the habit of reading fast without losing the thread.
Open VR Speed ReaderQR Numpad Trainer
The UCAT is sat on a keyboard, and students who type numbers with the number pad save seconds on every Quantitative Reasoning question. Drills until it is automatic.
Open QR Numpad TrainerQR Arithmetic Trainer
Timed mental-maths sets built around the operations Quantitative Reasoning uses most: percentages, ratios, rates and quick estimation.
Open QR Arithmetic TrainerQR Calculator
A copy of the on-screen calculator you get in the real exam. Practise with it so the interface holds no surprises on test day.
Open QR CalculatorUCAT Score Calculator
Enter your section scores and see the estimated overall score and percentile, based on five years of UCAT data.
Open UCAT Score CalculatorMock exam data
For enrolled Eduvid UCAT students: your mock exam results and how they compare with the cohort.
Open Mock exam dataA simple weekly routine
Ten minutes a day
Five minutes on the numpad or arithmetic trainer, five on the speed reader. Short and daily beats long and occasional.
Practise with the real calculator
Use the QR Calculator for every practice set so the exam interface is second nature.
Track, don't guess
After each mock, put your section scores into the score calculator and watch the percentile move week to week.
The UCAT Debrief
One idea a week from our Head of UCAT on timing, decision-making and habits.
After The First Mock
Why the first mock score drops more than expected: fatigue, time pressure, section transitions and accuracy, for students and parents.
UCAT DebriefThe First Mock
Why your first full mock is a baseline, not a verdict, and how to review it so it actually changes your preparation.
UCAT DebriefVolume vs Quality
Week 6: UAC dates, why more questions stop working, and what deliberate practice looks like instead.
Try a full week, free.
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