The live test is desktop-based. A wide screen, mouse and keyboard give the closest practice conditions.
Full timed simulation · current 2026 structure
A complete UCAT sitting, built for serious rehearsal.
Move through Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement in the official order. The interface stays focused, the timers keep running and feedback remains locked until the final section ends.
View the full mock briefingIndependent full timed UCAT simulation
One sitting. Four sections. No answer reveals.
Enter a full-screen, desktop-first simulation with every current section in the official order. Instructions and sections are timed separately; once a section ends, you cannot return to it.
Desktop required for authentic practice. Return on a laptop or desktop before starting the timed sitting.
This simulation is free. It does not require an account and does not produce an unofficial scaled score.STANDARD SESSION1:57:30including instructions
- 01Verbal Reasoning44 questions · 22:00VR
- 02Decision Making35 questions · 37:00DM
- 03Quantitative Reasoning36 questions · 26:00QR
- 04Situational Judgement69 questions · 26:00SJT
Use laminated-style notes or paper beside you. This simulation does not add an inauthentic digital notepad.
There are no scheduled breaks and the standard timer does not pause. Allow two uninterrupted hours.
Correctness, keyed responses and explanations stay locked until Situational Judgement finishes.
Format fidelity without score fiction
Representative practice, transparent limits.
This independent mock uses the current 184-question structure and official section timings. It reports raw practice points only because UCAT ANZ does not publish a raw-to-scaled conversion. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the UCAT ANZ Consortium or Pearson VUE.