Just finished my UKCAT! Score and experiences

**ca88** · 08-08-2012, 07:11 PM

Hi all,

After having a look at some of the posts on here and emphasising with you all, I thought you might find this website helpful:
UKCAT Practice Tests, Questions & Tips Online - Career Gym

Good Luck to all of you!

Charlotte

**rafflesroom** · 08-08-2012, 07:15 PM

Just a quick note to say what the hell was the point of this post? You have nothing to ask, or anything of value to add. You are just bragging about a score which you and everyone else knows is a good score. When you come to applying, you 'll find that your p.s, reference and the persona you give off in your interviews are far more important.

**Aluter** · 08-08-2012, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by Farhana95

Thanks

I'm using the same materials! I dont want to postpone as theres so much happening so these next 2 weeks are crucial :S glad to know they work though! It sounds like you are more than ready, and I am sure you will do fine.

Good luck x

I honestly do not feel prepared and but time will tell.

Today in particular I feel drained (moving houses next week).

**Aluter** · 08-08-2012, 08:57 PM

hello!

Does any one know any website for free ukcat questions (more than 4) apart from ukcatprep.com?.

Also, for those that have written the ukcat, what did you do next after going through all the preperation materials you bought and you basically know all the answers?.

Answers will be appreciated.

thanks

**busy_bookie** · 09-08-2012, 05:01 PM

Originally Posted by rafflesroom

Just a quick note to say what the hell was the point of this post? You have nothing to ask, or anything of value to add. You are just bragging about a score which you and everyone else knows is a good score. When you come to applying, you 'll find that your p.s, reference and the persona you give off in your interviews are far more important.

If this is directed at me, perhaps you should have read what I have posted, at least 3 different people have thanked me for my advice, yes I got a high score, and it was nice to be complimented but the main reason for posting my scores is that so people know that my advice is worth listening to.

**busy_bookie** · 09-08-2012, 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by Aluter

hello!

Does any one know any website for free ukcat questions (more than 4) apart from ukcatprep.com?.

Also, for those that have written the ukcat, what did you do next after going through all the preperation materials you bought and you basically know all the answers?.

Answers will be appreciated.

thanks

Sorry I am unaware of any other sites with questions on them, I did a few other random IQ tests because the questions tend to be broadly similar. After completing most of the books I just started them again, learning the different rules that can be used in the AR will be really helpful. I also did the online tests from the UKCAT website several times to familiarize myself with the layout of the test.

**Aluter** · 09-08-2012, 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by busy_bookie

Sorry I am unaware of any other sites with questions on them, I did a few other random IQ tests because the questions tend to be broadly similar. After completing most of the books I just started them again, learning the different rules that can be used in the AR will be really helpful. I also did the online tests from the UKCAT website several times to familiarize myself with the layout of the test.

Thanks busy_bookie, Where did you get your IQ test questions from?.

**jcak** · 11-08-2012, 11:36 PM

I think if you've got 2 books and answered all the questions so know them back to front, go to ukcatprep.com and use their database- it sure helped me. If you know all the answers to their thousand questions, you're probably ready to sit your UKCAT...

**Bruce Wayne** · 13-08-2012, 04:32 PM

Hi, do you know any keyboard shortcuts for the quantitative reasoning section?

**jcak** · 14-08-2012, 02:38 AM

Originally Posted by Bruce Wayne

Hi, do you know any keyboard shortcuts for the quantitative reasoning section?

I like to use the number pad on my keyboard for such things, those numbers also have right next to them the "+", "-", "*" for multiplication, "/" for division, and ".". The backspace can be used to delete the previous button press, and enter (either one, num pad or main) can be used in place of equals. It's particularly useful to do this when you're short on time (which is typically the entire section!). I saved about 15 minutes of painful mouse clicking by being proficient with the num pad - it's definitely worth being quick with it!

Hope this is what you were after!