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UCAT Mock Test
A timed 25-question mock for the University Clinical Aptitude Test covering verbal reasoning & analogies, data interpretation, logical reasoning, percentages. Answer, submit and review every question with its explanation; set negative marking to match your exam’s current scheme.
UCAT mock test
25 questions · 1 mark each · the timer starts with your first answer and the test submits itself when time runs out.
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Q1.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesStatements: Some apples are red. All red things are sweet. Conclusion: Some apples are sweet.
Answer: B — Follows
The red apples are sweet, so some apples are sweet.
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Q2.Data InterpretationThe average of 9 numbers is 24. If 62 is added, what is the new average?
Answer: C — 27.8
Old total = 9 × 24 = 216. New total = 216 + 62 = 278; new average = 278/10 = 27.8.
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Q3.Logical ReasoningWhat is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 6:20?
Answer: B — 70°
Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |30×6 − 5.5×20| = 70°.
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Q4.PercentagesWhat is 5% of 900?
Answer: D — 45
5% of 900 = 5/100 × 900 = 45.
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Q5.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 1, 3, 7, 13, 21, ?
Answer: D — 31
Differences are 2, 4, 6, 8 → next difference 10.
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Q6.Data InterpretationThe average of 7 numbers is 78. If 107 is added, what is the new average?
Answer: C — 81.63
Old total = 7 × 78 = 546. New total = 546 + 107 = 653; new average = 653/8 = 81.63.
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Q7.Logical ReasoningWhich number is the odd one out: 17, 41, 43, 69?
Answer: C — 69
17, 43, 41 are prime; 69 is composite (69 = 3 × 23).
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Q8.PercentagesThe price of an item changes from £600 to £360. What is the percentage change?
Answer: B — 40% decrease
Change = -240 on a base of 600: -240/600 × 100 = 40% decrease. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
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Q9.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesStatements: All cats are animals. All animals have legs. Conclusion: All cats have legs.
Answer: B — Follows
Cats ⊂ animals ⊂ things with legs, so all cats have legs.
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Q10.Data InterpretationThe average of 8 numbers is 61. If 87 is added, what is the new average?
Answer: D — 63.89
Old total = 8 × 61 = 488. New total = 488 + 87 = 575; new average = 575/9 = 63.89.
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Q11.Logical ReasoningIf CAT is coded as ECV, how is MILK coded?
Answer: A — OKNM
Each letter moves 2 places forward in the alphabet (CAT → ECV), so MILK → OKNM.
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Q12.PercentagesTwo successive discounts of 25% and 20% are equivalent to a single discount of:
Answer: D — 40%
Net discount = a + b − ab/100 = 25 + 20 − 25×20/100 = 40%.
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Q13.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 21, 35, 49, 63, 77, ?
Answer: B — 91
Each term increases by 14.
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Q14.Data InterpretationSales (units): 2021: 900 · 2022: 610 · 2023: 310 · 2024: 800 · 2025: 580. What was the percentage change in 2023 over 2022?
Answer: A — -49.18%
Change = 310 − 610 = -300; ÷ 610 × 100 = -49.18%.
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Q15.Logical ReasoningIf CAT is coded as DBU, how is TREE coded?
Answer: D — USFF
Each letter moves 1 place forward in the alphabet (CAT → DBU), so TREE → USFF.
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Q16.PercentagesWhat is 12% of 200?
Answer: B — 24
12% of 200 = 12/100 × 200 = 24.
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Q17.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesBook : Author :: Painting : ?
Answer: A — Painter
An author creates a book; a painter creates a painting.
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Q18.Data InterpretationThe price of an item changes from £700 to £875. What is the percentage change?
Answer: C — 25% increase
Change = 175 on a base of 700: 175/700 × 100 = 25% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
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Q19.Logical ReasoningWhich number is the odd one out: 33, 53, 55, 65?
Answer: A — 53
65, 55, 33 are composite; 53 is prime.
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Q20.PercentagesThe price of an item changes from £900 to £972. What is the percentage change?
Answer: D — 8% increase
Change = 72 on a base of 900: 72/900 × 100 = 8% increase. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
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Q21.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 14, 16, 20, 26, 34, ?
Answer: C — 44
Differences are 2, 4, 6, 8 → next difference 10.
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Q22.Data InterpretationThe average of 6 numbers is 35. If 42 is added, what is the new average?
Answer: C — 36
Old total = 6 × 35 = 210. New total = 210 + 42 = 252; new average = 252/7 = 36.
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Q23.Logical ReasoningWhich number is the odd one out: 17, 31, 35, 43?
Answer: B — 35
31, 43, 17 are prime; 35 is composite (35 = 5 × 7).
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Q24.PercentagesThe price of an item changes from £625 to £575. What is the percentage change?
Answer: C — 8% decrease
Change = -50 on a base of 625: -50/625 × 100 = 8% decrease. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.
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Q25.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesPointing to a man, Riya said, “He is the son of my mother’s only brother.” The man is Riya’s:
Answer: C — Cousin
Her mother’s only brother is her maternal uncle; his son is her cousin.
How the mock test works
- The timer starts with your first answer; the test submits itself when time runs out.
- Choose the negative marking that matches your exam (this test has no negative marking by default — check the official notification).
- After submitting you get your score, accuracy, time taken and a topic-wise breakdown, then every explanation.
- “New mock test” builds another paper — calculation questions get new numbers.
About UCAT
University Clinical Aptitude Test — conducted by UCAT Consortium. Aptitude test for medicine and dentistry admissions in the UK and partner universities.
Original practice questions written for this site in the style and difficulty of each exam’s syllabus. They are not past papers and the site is not affiliated with any exam body. Exam patterns, marking schemes and syllabi change — always check the latest official notification.
UCAT practice topics
| Topic | Section | Question source |
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| Verbal Reasoning & Analogies | Reasoning | Calculated + question bank |
| Data Interpretation | Data interpretation | Calculated (new numbers every set) |
| Logical Reasoning | Reasoning | Calculated (new numbers every set) |
| Percentages | Quantitative aptitude | Calculated (new numbers every set) |