Before your test, you should feel familiar with the main skills in all four sections.
For Verbal Reasoning, check that you can:
- scan for key information
- distinguish False from Can’t Tell
- identify inference
- avoid outside knowledge
- handle strong wording
For Decision Making:
- interpret syllogisms
- use Venn diagrams
- handle probability
- organise logic puzzles
- judge arguments
For Quantitative Reasoning:
- percentages
- ratios
- averages
- rates
- unit conversions
- tables and charts
- calculator use
For Situational Judgement:
- patient safety
- confidentiality
- honesty
- teamwork
- escalation
- competence
- proportionality
Building Your Plan
You should also have practised timed sections and at least some full-test work.
Finally, review your personal mistake patterns. Your own weak points matter more than a generic checklist.
A good final revision checklist is not about covering everything equally. It is about making sure nothing important is completely unfamiliar.
