Online revision for UKCAT

[adel10]

Originally Posted by Singh.Simran

It is worth pointing out that it is (obviously) paid for, at £20. Personally i'd reccomend learning the same skills from more freely available resources, but to each his own.

which freely availible resources are you referring to?

[Singh.Simran]

Originally Posted by adel10

which freely availible resources are you referring to?

Revision books from libraries etc.

And more importantly, what you're looking at....and TSR....and anywhere.

[ysl89]

Does anyone know where I can find additional UKCAT practice questions, apart from the medicas site? Would be grateful if you could let me know. Thanks.

[dreaming_princess]

There's a book called Passing the UKCAT and BMAT - it has its faults but explains the hows of how different sections work in the sections and gives examples and practise tests.
I didn't really use it for the BMAT as there are better books but for the UKCAT I found it was the best (of the few available) resources.
Here's a link to it from amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passing-Clin...6886805&sr=8-2

If you go to libraries to try and revise for it as Singh.Simran suggests, this should be a book you keep your eye open for (I'm sure some should have it)

[agneishd]

the book and the website seem to be enough
overpreparing won't really work, the Qs are all so different, really depends on how you do on the day

my practise appers were depressing, below 50%, but turned out alright, now just gotta hope pearson don't mail me saying "sorry you actually got 450..."

[Singh.Simran]

Yes but neish lets not forget we had an easy test.

[Tyraell]

There's an interesting article about UKCAT on sBMJ. Things aren't looking good for the people who make the guides.

[agneishd]

Originally Posted by Singh.Simran

Yes but neish lets not forget we had an easy test.

yeh i know sim, hence the bit about them finding out that I got lucky