UCAT practice · Quantitative Reasoning

UCAT Quantitative Reasoning: Find the calculation the data is asking for.

A varied 300-question bank trains percentages, rates, averages, conversions and financial arithmetic with a simple practice calculator and full working.

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300 original questionsAdaptive learning plus fixed timed modesOptional full-screen workspaceRaw practice score only

FIXED QR MINI MOCK21:40

30-question Quantitative Reasoning mini mock

The fixed mini mock draws a fresh 30-question set at exam pace without adaptive selection. Fixed Full Section matches the current live count and timing, adds the instruction and review flow, and can fill the screen. Learn mode opens all 300 questions with worked feedback.

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300-question bank · Quantitative Reasoning

Learn, run a mini mock or simulate the full current section.

61 original data sets and 300 questions cover tables, percentages, rates, averages, proportions, conversions and financial arithmetic.

01 · Build the method

Learn mode

Work through all 300 questions without a timer, checking the worked reasoning as you go.

Method feedback after every response, including correct answers
Question skill, type and difficulty shown
Interactive transfer checks to apply the rule again
End report by skill with tailored feedback
Flag and navigator tools included

02 · Timed mini mock

21:40 timed mini mock

A fresh, type-balanced set of 30 questions at the current live subtest’s average pace. Feedback waits until review.

Countdown and automatic submission
Flagged, incomplete and answered states
Skill-based score report and next steps
Integrated practice calculator

03 · Full section simulation

36 questions · 26:00

Use the current official section count and timing with original questions grouped by shared stimulus.

Separately timed 1:30 instruction screen
Unseen, incomplete and complete review states
Review all, review incomplete and review flagged
Optional browser full screen or focus-mode fallback

Skills covered

Every question has a learning purpose.

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54 questionsFinancial arithmetic

Calculate prices, revenue, fees and budgets

39 questionsTable arithmetic

Select and combine values from a table

49 questionsPercentages

Calculate percentage changes and proportions

44 questionsAverages

Calculate simple and weighted averages

44 questionsRates

Compare quantities using rates

35 questionsProportions

Scale quantities and interpret part-to-whole relationships

35 questionsUnit conversions

Convert between metric and practical units

61data sets

300original questions

1response formats

300maximum practice points

Independent practice

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01Current test format

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02Official scoring

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03Test tools

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