Found your channel few days ago, honestly, these tips are the best I've seen so far. Youre so realistic with them too. Keep up the good work. I'm just bunging your channel rn bc just thinking of the ucat gives me migraines man. Thanks for this tho!
This is so nice to read, honestly! One of the main things I want to do with this channel is to just break down the fear factor of the UCAT (and the whole medicine application process!), and give regular applicants like you and I tips! You got this - when is your exam?!
@ScotMed My exams on the the 12th of September. It’s still a long way to go but I’ve just done my first mock and that’s honestly what began this whole cycle of panic imo. Been taking notes from your videos and I’m currently watching the DM section one. I’ve been doing loads of practice questions but haven’t been reflecting on them. My thought process was I’ll never see these questions again anyway. But like you said it’s better to understand the logic behind the question. Thanks for doing this for all of us. I’m sure loads more appreciate it too
Honestly helped so much Ive been getting around 500-600 sometimes worse on medify and ive got my test in 9 days. I just tend to spend too long a certain questions. Thanks so much for this video.
500-600 isn't a bad score at all! I got that in my exam - it's all about knowing what your strong and weak points are! You got this!! Let me know how your exam goes :)))
i just took a mock on medify and got around 1650, i'm taking my exam on the 29th this month, and it made me panic and cry alot. specially because QR and AR are my weakest sections to begin with, i had been feeling very burnt out and unmotivated, but this video was of great help, thank you so much!!
@@scotmed9577 just felt like updating a bit. your videos helped me alot. i went from 1650 to 2500 in medify mocks in around 9-10 days. thank you so much!!!
Yes. As long as you just practice your mental maths and understand the theory of the questions (i.e. how to do the steps to get the answer) you shouldn't have a problem.
@@scotmed9577 just to give context, I prepared for the ucat last year as well, and have been preparing for over 6 weeks now. I can see that I’m declining in ar which has been my strongest section. I’ve been thinking to take a 2 week break to recover and then giving myself a week to remember where I was and then sit, would you say this is a bad idea? Thank you in advance
Found your channel few days ago, honestly, these tips are the best I've seen so far. Youre so realistic with them too. Keep up the good work. I'm just bunging your channel rn bc just thinking of the ucat gives me migraines man. Thanks for this tho!
This is so nice to read, honestly! One of the main things I want to do with this channel is to just break down the fear factor of the UCAT (and the whole medicine application process!), and give regular applicants like you and I tips! You got this - when is your exam?!
@ScotMed My exams on the the 12th of September. It’s still a long way to go but I’ve just done my first mock and that’s honestly what began this whole cycle of panic imo. Been taking notes from your videos and I’m currently watching the DM section one. I’ve been doing loads of practice questions but haven’t been reflecting on them. My thought process was I’ll never see these questions again anyway. But like you said it’s better to understand the logic behind the question. Thanks for doing this for all of us. I’m sure loads more appreciate it too
Honestly helped so much Ive been getting around 500-600 sometimes worse on medify and ive got my test in 9 days. I just tend to spend too long a certain questions. Thanks so much for this video.
500-600 isn't a bad score at all! I got that in my exam - it's all about knowing what your strong and weak points are! You got this!! Let me know how your exam goes :)))
how did it ho
i just took a mock on medify and got around 1650, i'm taking my exam on the 29th this month, and it made me panic and cry alot.
specially because QR and AR are my weakest sections to begin with, i had been feeling very burnt out and unmotivated, but this video was of great help, thank you so much!!
Glad it helped. Best of luck!
@@scotmed9577 just felt like updating a bit. your videos helped me alot. i went from 1650 to 2500 in medify mocks in around 9-10 days. thank you so much!!!
@@sadi. Amazing!!! Well done. I'm glad it worked out for you :)))
so helpful! my ucat is in 3 days and im so scared
Thanks! All the best and let me know how it goes!
how was it
yeah, how was your UCAT?
why is there a "-1" in new/old?
Amazing vid
Thanks, Conall!
how much direct question did you get in your UCAT exam(QR)
What do you mean by "direct question"?
@@scotmed9577 easy and short QR questions
@@MunchManCrafts I can't remember as it was a year ago, but they definitely occur!
I’m not really good at math and it doesn’t come naturally to me can I still do well in this section ?
Yes. As long as you just practice your mental maths and understand the theory of the questions (i.e. how to do the steps to get the answer) you shouldn't have a problem.
Whats the song @15s?
It's just a royalty free lo-fi hip hop tune!
6:02 do u mean alt c
i have never clicked ctrl c before to open the calculator
Yes! Sorry haha, I meant ALT+C. I don't think CTRL+C does anything :DD
What advice would you give to someone who is starting to feel super burnt out and feeling super drained
Take a full day or two off. If it makes you feel any better, do some untimed.
@@scotmed9577 just to give context, I prepared for the ucat last year as well, and have been preparing for over 6 weeks now. I can see that I’m declining in ar which has been my strongest section. I’ve been thinking to take a 2 week break to recover and then giving myself a week to remember where I was and then sit, would you say this is a bad idea? Thank you in advance
@@dijle7235 I'd say 2 weeks is maybe a bit too long. I'd do minimal untimed Q's if you do 2 weeks!