If your UCAT sits next month, you are not starting from scratch — you are entering the final refinement stage. At this point, the objective is straightforward: tighten your timing, eliminate avoidable errors, and arrive at the exam with genuine confidence. My latest five-minute video addresses exactly this, along with a consideration many candidates overlook the UCAT may open the door to interview, but it is the interview that frequently determines the final outcome. A brief overview of what the video covers: Verbal Reasoning — Read efficiently and avoid subvocalising. Pay close attention to the precise wording of each question (note the difference between "can" and "cannot"), and ensure every answer is directly supported by the passage. Decision Making — Identify your weakest question type — whether syllogisms, Venn diagrams, or logic puzzles — and practise it deliberately. Flag questions that consume too much time, and make full use of the noteboard. ...