well done ) what sort of stuff did you get on abstract? was it fairly obscure shapes and not easy to work out? or why do you think you guessed them all?
To be Honest... I didn't pay any attention what so ever to the shapes... I think out of of all of them I only could recognize 1 pattern. I however could answer a couple of which one is next in the set etc. I couldn't do AR before I went into the exam.
Using the following formula as an estimate: 300 + (% of correct answers * 600) = total score; if your guesses were completely random your AR score would have been about (1/3) * 600 + 300 = 500.
If you saw one correct pattern (and assuming you got those 5 questions correct) that should be about (5/55) * 600 = 54 points. If the other answers were completely random you would get about (1/3) * 546 + 354= 536
I've got my UKCAT exam tomorrow and I've been going through the ISC 1000 Questions book but the quantitative reasoning questions just seem so hard and I can never get close to the required time.
well done ) what sort of stuff did you get on abstract? was it fairly obscure shapes and not easy to work out? or why do you think you guessed them all?
They aren't obscure. They are quite simple really. You just need to look out for the obvious and not panic a lot. It was the type 2 questions which threw me tbh
They aren't obscure. They are quite simple really. You just need to look out for the obvious and not panic a lot. It was the type 2 questions which threw me tbh
i didn't practice enough for the UKCAT and got a low score because I thought I was going to fail my AS exams, turns out I got four As, fate works in mysterious ways