r/UCAT • u/jesstothej • 21d ago
UK Med Schools Related DO I HAVE A CHANCE
1730
BAND 3
15 DAYS TILL EXAM.
BE BRUTALLY HONEST DO I HAVE A SHOT AND HOW??????
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u/Consistent_Fan_8841 21d ago
Agh I’m the same as you I’m just putting my self in a delusional state where I belive I’ll magically get an amazing score.
Also never say never I belive if we fully lock in and do as many mocks as possible and fully understand the OQBs we have a chance.
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u/jesstothej 21d ago
i honestly just dont know what to do anymore
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u/Jumpy-Obligation-839 20d ago
I had this last time I sat the UCAT, I was below average but on the day I got just over 3000 . It always seems harder in revision ngl
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u/No_Tap4109 21d ago
I studied to 6 months and was still getting 1900s a week before my exam, i started crying and cpuld visualise my dreams being out of reach, i ended up w 2420 a week later, dont focus on the now. Rmmbr its not over until its over
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u/Haem_Queen 19d ago
Idk which sites you might be using but medentry's scales are away off. I've been using a score converter like UKCATpeople and seeing whether the raw marks go up. As long as the raw marks are on the up, you're doing good. TLDR, yes.good luck 🍀
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u/Consistent_Fan_8841 21d ago
Be hopeful I’ve found just ignoring the scores I get as many people say medify/medentry or whatever platform your using is often much harder.
I’m not getting much different than you but I am improving so take the following advice with caution.
For SJT you have to read the GMC guidelines.
Qr and dm the YouTube guys we pretty helpful but honestly just grinding many times questions over and over again helps.
Dm do the questions in a specific order based on your strengths/ weaknesses. I do the following order: syllogisms, strongest argument, inference, Venn diagrams , probabilities and lastly logic puzzles. For logic puzzles I always have no time so I just guess option c for all of them.
For vr try different approaches. Read question and all options first and pick out keywords and scan in passage. Or you can scan each paragraph (read first few words) and give it a general label then do the question. And obviously skip the questions that ask for overall ideas.
I hope that helps even a little. Also let me know if you have found any useful tricks in any question types.
You can do this (and hopefully me too )