UCAT QUANTITATIVE REASONING 2020 - Answering questions live (speed, table, diagram) | feat. Medify

Описание: Are you struggling with the quantitative reasoning section of the UCAT? I know I did at first!
Here is the second part of this quantitative reasoning video where I walk you through 3 different sets of QR questions live and explain my approach.
If this interests you and you've watched the first video (   • UCAT Quantitative Reasoning 2020 - How to ...  )
So, if this interests you, keep watching the video to know more! Hope this helps, enjoy! ✨

Also, thank you to Medify for partnering with me on this video. Medify is the online question bank I used to prepare for the UCAT and you can go check their website out by clicking on these links.
Medify UK: https://utm.io/uJc3
Medify AU: https://utm.io/uJc6

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PS: sorry for the delay with this video, I had a very busy weekend and encountered many technical difficulties. Sorry for the inconvenience caused 😐. At 8:24, I made a typo it’s not mm/h to m/s it’s km/h to m/s.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:39 Table question
06:40 Diagram question
18:10 Speed question
28:36 Outro

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UCAT question bank (where the questions were taken from): http://questions.ukcat.ac.uk/pages/me...
Medify: https://www.medify.co.uk/

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I know that the quantitative reasoning section of the UCAT can be pretty scary at first. But, with practice and a some techniques, you will be able to feel more comfortable with this section and even maybe excel at it.

Here is the advice I have for you for QR:
Use the tutorial part of Medify (or any other resource) to familiarise yourself with the level of math you will need to know (ratios, percentages, graphs, time zones...)
Practice, practice and practice even more! I know this is a really basic piece of advice but for the QR section of UCAT this is really the way to go. Practicing will allow you to familiarise yourself with the question types but it will also let you build and solidify techniques that work for you. Additionally, it will make you more comfortable with the section and your confidence will rise!

Furthermore, in this video, I walk you through three different types of quantitative reasoning questions (speed, table and diagram) and explain to you live how I approach and answer them.

If you've made it this far, thank you for your support and don't forget that “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” – Mark Twain (so the secret of getting ahead for the UCAT is to get started 😉)

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