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the only way to get a good score is by practising, unless you're naturally gifted. if you can i would highly recommed getting medify, but if that isn't possible then i heard passmedicine has a free question bank and there might be others out there. literally just spam questions every day and it will start to click eventually.
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so i started prep in around february, but by 'prep' i basically mean that i was familiarising myself with the exam itself. youtube is very helpful for this, there are so many videos explaining what the ucat is and what is in each subsection. i was basically just getting to know the test and each of the different question types. by the time you sit the exam you'll probably know everything inside out, but i found that starting to do this early on really helped me quickly get into focus once i started hardcore preparation. bear in mind that i was only doing like 2/3 practice qs per day at this point, it was nothing serious at all because i was putting all my energy into getting good predicteds.
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personally i'm jealous that yg don't have AR because it was my worst section by far. i've found that people either love it or hate it, there is no in between. so it's a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you're good at. i can imagine how scary it must be for your year though because now you don't know the cut offs for anything, you're going to have to predict safe unis by looking at the deciles.

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