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How to Identify Your Weakest UCAT Question Types

A section score can be misleading.

You may think you are weak at Quantitative Reasoning when the real problem is only currency conversions and ratios.

You may think you are weak at Decision Making when your syllogisms are fine but probability questions are dragging the score down.

That is why subtype analysis matters.

Track three things:

  • accuracy
  • average time
  • repeated mistakes

A question type can be a weakness even if you usually get it right, if it takes far too long.

Likewise, a fast question type may still need work if your accuracy is poor.

Once you find the weakest areas, practise them in small targeted blocks.

Then retest them later.

The goal is to turn vague worries into specific problems.

Specific problems are much easier to fix.

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