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UCAT Data Interpretation Questions

Practise data interpretation (data interpretation) for the University Clinical Aptitude Test: 10 multiple-choice questions, each with the correct answer and a worked explanation. Click an option to check it, or “New questions” for another set.

Data Interpretation practice

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  1. Q1.The price of an item changes from £175 to £192.5. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: C — 10% increase

    Change = 17.5 on a base of 175: 17.5/175 × 100 = 10% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

  2. Q2.The price of an item changes from £325 to £373.75. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: C — 15% increase

    Change = 48.75 on a base of 325: 48.75/325 × 100 = 15% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

  3. Q3.The price of an item changes from £250 to £270. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: B — 8% increase

    Change = 20 on a base of 250: 20/250 × 100 = 8% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

  4. Q4.The price of an item changes from £225 to £168.75. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: B — 25% decrease

    Change = -56.25 on a base of 225: -56.25/225 × 100 = 25% decrease. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

  5. Q5.The average of 5 numbers is 24. If 42 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: B — 27

    Old total = 5 × 24 = 120. New total = 120 + 42 = 162; new average = 162/6 = 27.

  6. Q6.The average of 6 numbers is 59. If 68 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: D — 60.29

    Old total = 6 × 59 = 354. New total = 354 + 68 = 422; new average = 422/7 = 60.29.

  7. Q7.The average of 8 numbers is 75. If 98 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: C — 77.56

    Old total = 8 × 75 = 600. New total = 600 + 98 = 698; new average = 698/9 = 77.56.

  8. Q8.The average of 9 numbers is 69. If 95 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: C — 71.6

    Old total = 9 × 69 = 621. New total = 621 + 95 = 716; new average = 716/10 = 71.6.

  9. Q9.Sales (units): 2021: 620 · 2022: 260 · 2023: 510 · 2024: 360 · 2025: 680. What was the percentage change in 2022 over 2021?

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    Answer: C — -58.06%

    Change = 260 − 620 = -360; ÷ 620 × 100 = -58.06%.

  10. Q10.The price of an item changes from £575 to £632.5. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: B — 10% increase

    Change = 57.5 on a base of 575: 57.5/575 × 100 = 10% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

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How to approach data interpretation questions

Read the table title, units and years before calculating. Approximate first — answer options are often far enough apart that rounding to two significant figures is safe.

About UCAT

University Clinical Aptitude Test — conducted by UCAT Consortium. Aptitude test for medicine and dentistry admissions in the UK and partner universities.

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UCAT practice topics

TopicSectionQuestion source
Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesReasoningCalculated + question bank
Data InterpretationData interpretationCalculated (new numbers every set)
Logical ReasoningReasoningCalculated (new numbers every set)
PercentagesQuantitative aptitudeCalculated (new numbers every set)

Frequently asked questions

The price of an item changes from £175 to £192.5. What is the percentage change?
Answer: C — 10% increase. Change = 17.5 on a base of 175: 17.5/175 × 100 = 10% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
The price of an item changes from £325 to £373.75. What is the percentage change?
Answer: C — 15% increase. Change = 48.75 on a base of 325: 48.75/325 × 100 = 15% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
The price of an item changes from £250 to £270. What is the percentage change?
Answer: B — 8% increase. Change = 20 on a base of 250: 20/250 × 100 = 8% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
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UCAT Data Interpretation Questions

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