Your UCAT practice data is useful only if it changes what you do next.
A dashboard full of percentages looks impressive, but the real question is: what does it tell you?
Start with accuracy by section.
Then look at accuracy by subtype.
Next, look at timing. A question type can be a problem even when your accuracy is high if it takes too long.
Also track attempts and repeated mistakes.
For example, if your VR inference accuracy is improving but your timing is still poor, your next goal is speed, not more basic explanation.
If your QR accuracy is low only on currency conversion, that should become a focused target.
Data helps you stop revising based on feelings.
You may feel weak at a section that is actually improving.
You may feel confident in a topic that your results show is inconsistent.
Use the numbers to guide the plan.
