UKCAT for 2018 Entry Discussion

Slightly unrelated, but I have the new version and I'm doing my exam on Monday. You can have my copy if you're happy to pay the postage / maybe a few quid.

I'll decide what I'm doing with it once I see my score. I've vowed that this is the last time I'm doing the ukcat, but I said that last year and I'm not a woman of my word.

On an even less related note, the DM questions by Kaplan are much harder than the Medify ones and I don't know what to make of it. Do you guys have any thoughts on this?

Yes, the only difference are the new 250 DM questions (plus I think some corrections to some of the older questions).

If you retake the Ukcat this year can you use the same pearsonvue account you used last year or do you have to re-register, please help thanks.

Is the Decision making section being marked and added to the final score on the UKCAT exam this year?

Hi, hopeful applicant for 2019/2020 entry here (ive been thinking about a gap year). im sure im eligible for a lower ukcat score in manc as im a part of their manchester access programme and will probably receive a contextual flag. but just how important is it? Im really nervous, i dont know how to practise for it and i only have the 600 ukcat book as of now. My date for the exam is end of august so will practising a month earlier be helpful? How much practise do you need? like how many hours etc.

Hi, hopeful applicant for 2018/2019 entry here (ive been thinking about a gap year). im sure im eligible for a lower ukcat score in manc as im a part of their manchester access programme and will probably receive a contextual flag. but just how important is it? Im really nervous, i dont know how to practise for it and i only have the 600 ukcat book as of now. My date for the exam is end of august so will practising a month earlier be helpful? How much practise do you need? like how many hours etc.

Hi, hopeful applicant for 2018/2019 entry here (ive been thinking about a gap year). im sure im eligible for a lower ukcat score in manc as im a part of their manchester access programme and will probably receive a contextual flag. but just how important is it? Im really nervous, i dont know how to practise for it and i only have the 600 ukcat book as of now. My date for the exam is end of august so will practising a month earlier be helpful? How much practise do you need? like how many hours etc.

Well, just bought 1 month medify, and so it begins.

What scores are people aiming for this year?

What scores are people aiming for this year?

How much is it?

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Hi, hopeful applicant for 2018/2019 entry here (ive been thinking about a gap year). im sure im eligible for a lower ukcat score in manc as im a part of their manchester access programme and will probably receive a contextual flag. but just how important is it? Im really nervous, i dont know how to practise for it and i only have the 600 ukcat book as of now. My date for the exam is end of august so will practising a month earlier be helpful? How much practise do you need? like how many hours etc.

Yeah I'm also aiming for 700+, though it'll be challenging to achieve. I'm stressing tbh