UCAT - when should i start revising?

I'm going to be completely honest but you really don't need to start revising now, if you want you can take familiarise and look at some questions and how to tackle them. By familiarising yourself with questions you can see the key skills you need to improve and apply those in day-to-day life (e.g speed reading for verbal reasoning) and then indirectly improve them (e.g when reading textbooks for school try to do it as fast as possible whilst still understanding the content) But I would 100% advise you to not do any hardcore revision at the moment as it's very easy to burn out. Ideally, you should do between 8-6 weeks of practise before you sit the real thing. So, focus on your exams for now as they should be the most important thing at the moment and after exams are over you can prioritise the UCAT. Personally, I would advise to sit it at the end of August as you don't really want to sit it whilst school is ongoing and it gives you the maximum weeks to revise.
For resources there's the official UCAT site which is free, but there are also others that you can pay for a package like Medentry or Medify (you can get one or both and see which one works best for you but in my opinion they are pretty similar). I would also say that if you need any strategy help or issues with timing for certain subsections, reddit usually has pretty good advice as well as some other online forums.
Hopefully this helps and the bottom line is don't stress about the UCAT right now

Hey guys,
I am a new year 12 and was just wondering when the best time would be to start revising for the UCAT - i know a few people who have told me to start revising now and others who say they only started 6 weeks before? also does anyone have any revision resources that they recommend i use when i get round to my revision?
thank you