What Is The Highest UCAT Score?
The highest possible score in the UCAT would be 3600 and Band 1, should a candidate score 900 in each of the first 4 sections (Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning). However, it is extremely challenging to the score the maximum 3600, with this score being obtained by less than 0.1% of UCAT test takers.
Generally, a high score for a section would be classed as above 700, with greater than 800 being exceptional. A total score and an overall average is calculated, which is often used as the comparator between test results. In the Situational Judgement section, candidates are given a ‘Band’ from 1 to 4, with Band 1 being the highest and Band 4 the lowest.
Generally, a high score for a section would be classed as above 700, with greater than 800 being exceptional. A total score and an overall average is calculated, which is often used as the comparator between test results. In the Situational Judgement section, candidates are given a ‘Band’ from 1 to 4, with Band 1 being the highest and Band 4 the lowest.
Further Reading....
UCAT Verbal Reasoning Tips & Techniques
UCAT Decision Making Tips & Techniques
UCAT Quantitative Reasoning Tips & Techniques
UCAT Abstract Reasoning Tips & Techniques
UCAT Situational Judgement Tips & Techniques
UCAT Decision Making Tips & Techniques
UCAT Quantitative Reasoning Tips & Techniques
UCAT Abstract Reasoning Tips & Techniques
UCAT Situational Judgement Tips & Techniques