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UCAT practice tracker and six-week planner

Record more than a mock score. Track accuracy, attempted questions, timing pressure and repeated mistakes across the current UCAT sections, then turn the evidence into one realistic weekly plan.

Best forCandidates sitting UCAT in 2026
Use withOfficial UCAT question banks and tests
TracksAccuracy, pace, errors and next steps

Practical guide · Updated

After the 2026 test window: keep the tracker in context

The published 2026 testing window ended on 24 September. Candidates who have taken the test can use the next-stage checklist below. For a future booked test, adapt the planner to the actual preparation window instead of compressing six weeks of work into a few days.

A practical example

Choose one recurring decision error, review the relevant official examples and use a short timed set to check the change. Reserve time to confirm appointment details and test-day requirements from the official service. Avoid treating every remaining day as a reason to add another exhausting full mock.

As checked on 25 September 2026, the published final test day was 24 September. This resource does not reopen booking or replace official guidance. Candidates in a later cycle must check that cycle’s published dates and format before reusing this planner.

Official UCAT dates · Checked 25 September 2026

Close the practice log with a useful next-stage checklist

After sitting UCAT, stop using the tracker as a reason to accumulate further mock scores. Keep a brief reflection on what helped, then move the practical planning to the relevant university application requirements.

Record official course-policy links separately from your private score report and account details. UCAT’s results guidance explains the reporting process; check it directly instead of posting personal candidate information in a tuition enquiry. Candidates preparing for a later cycle should use that cycle’s official dates and format when they are published.

UCAT: official results guidance · Checked 23 September 2026

Confirm the test and date first

Intended course: __________________    Entry year: __________________    UCAT date: __________________

Universities being researched:

2026 UCAT format

The cognitive total runs from 900 to 2700. Situational Judgement is reported separately as Band 1 to Band 4. There is no negative marking.

SectionQuestionsTest timeWhat to track
Verbal Reasoning4422 minutesPassage choice, inference and pace
Decision Making3537 minutesLogic type, setup and checking
Quantitative Reasoning3626 minutesData reading, calculator use and estimation
Situational Judgement6926 minutesPrinciple, stakeholder and degree of response

Baseline record

Use one official question-bank set or practice test. Record both performance and what happened under time pressure.

SectionCorrectAttemptedMain timing problemFirst priority
Verbal Reasoning    
Decision Making    
Quantitative Reasoning    
Situational Judgement    

Error labels

Choose the smallest accurate label. “Careless” is rarely specific enough to produce a useful fix.

Six-week preparation plan

WeekMain section or skillAccuracy taskTimed taskReview evidence
1Baseline and tools   
2    
3    
4    
5Mixed timed work   
6Official mock and taper   

Practice log

DateSection and sourceCorrect / attemptedTime usedError pattern and next action
     
     
     
     
     
     

Full mock review

Mock and date: __________________    Cognitive total: __________________    SJT band: __________________

Where did time disappear?

Which strategy worked reliably?

What one change will be tested next?

Official UCAT sources

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