Watch me score 99th Percentile in UCAT Verbal Reasoning!

Watch me get a score of 38/44 on the ucat verbal reasoning subtest live! This subtest is extremely difficult, so watch how I approach the subtest to get an idea of how you might be able to optimise your strategy!

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Subtest Start
23:04 Answers

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[liam_]

I wish I had your ability to read a passage and actually REMEMBER what I just read whilst within the time limits. The fact you managed that whilst verbally explaning your train of thought is insane.

[riaon]

I can see that his technqiue is as follows

1. look at passage - do you want to do it?
2. read answers to get idea of what to look for -- spot keywords
3. read passage (especially in your first go) and categorise information based on paragraphs as you go along and find answers based on keyword from statement
4. once you see what you are looking for then focus on this area before moving further on in the passage

other good things to ask yourself:
is the passage written in the authors perspective as a whole or are the only written to inform with some opinions of author scattered around

[bobby]

wow i am thoroughly impressed. You achieved such a high score whilst explaining your answers to us in the process. You truly give me hope for my test in 3 weeks!

[alirn]

You're a legend!!! Appreciate your work for all of us

[harmanbasra]

Hey guys, just a quick question, did anyone else find these questions easier than the questions on Medify??!! I've noticed that Medify has enormously increased its difficulty in VR now.

[valuebuck]

And I believe the last week or 2 is the ultimate decider for ur performance
Loved to hear from a person who has attained my goal

[moonlily]

I have my UCAT soon and your videos are helping me so much, thank youuuu emil :)))

[anthonyfarrelll]

dude is a machine, i couldn't keep up. I'm scoring about 90th percentile untimed but finding it so difficult to get through all the questions under timed pressure

[subhanadeel]

Emil fantastic video mate! Really highlighted to me on how spending a bit longer on certain questions to increase the accuracy is worth it compared to speeding through and triaging those questions. Would you say the font on the subtest you just did was similar to the actual exam or different? Thanks!

[michaelblankenau]

What if if takes you 21 minutes to read the instructions ?

[michelleenyidedie]

When you are reading the passages, what is your strategy for reading fast whilst still understanding why the text is asking you? Also really good video 👍🏽

[motivatormodeon]

this was very insightful, coming from someone who never credits anyone . this was very appreciated . thanks

[ArishaShazana]

hii, may i know why the answer for question 2 cannot be "floors and ceilings"

[valuebuck]

Hey eddy love the I new Ucat series
My question is a bit off topic as i sat a half yearly’s for chem. I worked extremely hard but the performance didn’t project the hard work.
I wanted to take ur advice on what one should do 1 week Prior an exam.
I personally did many past papers, I felt that I misused the past papers

[kim-lusteenkamp]

How long did you do practice tests before sitting for the assessments? Also these questions seems easy 😮

[hello-mvyg]

Hello Emil, I just wanted to ask if the passages are this long on the actual exam because the ones I am doing on Medify are extremely long (500+ words).