University Clinical Aptitude Test — Australia & New Zealand

UCAT ANZ exam at a glance

UCAT ANZ section breakdown

• Verbal Reasoning (44 Q · 21 min)
  44 questions · 21 minutes
• Decision Making (29 Q · 31 min)
  29 questions · 31 minutes
• Quantitative Reasoning (36 Q · 25 min)
  36 questions · 25 minutes
• Abstract Reasoning (50 Q · 12 min)
  50 questions · 12 minutes
• Situational Judgement (66 Q · 26 min)
  66 questions · 26 minutes

Sample question

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Frequently asked questions

What is the UCAT ANZ exam pattern?

University Clinical Aptitude Test — Australia & New Zealand contains 225 questions across 5 sections: Verbal Reasoning (44 Q · 21 min), Decision Making (29 Q · 31 min), Quantitative Reasoning (36 Q · 25 min), Abstract Reasoning (50 Q · 12 min), Situational Judgement (66 Q · 26 min). Total duration is 115 minutes.

Does UCAT ANZ have negative marking?

No — UCAT ANZ has no negative marking. Each correct answer is worth 1 mark.

How is UCAT ANZ scored?

Scaled score range: 0 to 900. UCAT ANZ (scaled 300-900 per section).

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What is the difficulty level of UCAT ANZ?

UCAT ANZ is rated Advanced difficulty on Wrexa Edge. Aptitude test for entry to undergraduate medical and dental programmes in Australia + NZ (Monash, UNSW, U Adelaide, UWA, Auckland, Otago, etc.). 5 sections × 33 min total: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Situational Judgement. Scored band 1-9 per section + overall.

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