Advice & Insight From UCAT Specialists
Contrary to the majority of practice questions available online (which only focus on two or three question types), there are 6 different question types that collectively form UCAT Decision Making. Ensure that you have a good understanding and tailored techniques for each of these:
Logical Puzzles
Interpreting Information
Recognising Assumptions
Syllogisms
Venn Diagrams
Probabilistic Reasoning
With Decision Making being the newest of the UCAT Sections, there are fewer representative questions available. Prioritise the Official Practice Questions, as well as considering other tests eg. TSA & GCSE Bitesize which overlap in content and question style.
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With (an average of) 64 seconds/question, Decision Making is arguably the least time restricted section. Nonetheless, this is counteracted by significant variability in question types as well as a range of common pitfalls. Our UCAT Courses are focused on building your awareness of these common pitfalls that are repeated year on year.
Venn Diagrams are one of the 6 main question types in UCAT Decision Making. It is essential to feel confident extrapolating the following from any given Venn Diagram:
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