verbal reasoning

[shatteredmedic]

okay, so i just did the verbal reasoning practice test on the website, and i did the verbal reasoning practice in the "preparing for bmat and ukcat" book.

The test in the book is much much harder. So how does it compare to the real ukcat exam?

[o11y]

Yep I agree - i had time left over to look back as well.

[drsnoopy1885]

OMG, I did the verbal reasoning ones from the UKCAT/BMAT book and found them really hard compared to those from the UKCAT website. Hope the actual ones isn't that bad!

[dr-ben-wanna-b]

was that the morse code one - that made me laugh lol

[drsnoopy1885]

morse code one?
are you talking bout the book or actual ukcat exam, there was no morse code qu in my book?

[dr-ben-wanna-b]

no the actual exam, i was given a list of codes with words associated with them and then your asked to work out the phrase or work out the code for the phrase,

[jaffy]

i'm really scared about the ukcat, everyone says different things one of my friends just did it and said it was really hard, but my sisters friend found it really easy

applying october 2006

sheffield
keele
peninsula / southampton
east anglia ?

[silvia89]

I have just finished doing my mock practice out of the ukcat-bmat book and got a miserable 12 out of 30... so yes... I am freaking out..
are the questions in the actual test as hard as the ones in the book? who has done both, please answer...

[Arch_Angel]

The book is bullcrap. I got 11/30 in it and got 780 in the exam.

The questions range from misleading to simply wrong to defying the whole rules of the test. While the book is fairly good on the other sections the verbal reasoning section in the state presented shouldn't have made it past the first draft.

If you get a low score, you're probably doing it right

Nik

[silvia89]

aww.. thanks AA.. I just feel so less stressed ! =)