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UCAT Decision Making | Syllogisms from Medic Mind. Welcome to our video on UCAT Decision Making. Here, we will go through useful tips on succeeding in Decision Making, one of the hardest sections of the UCAT (UKCAT) ✅

The UCAT is a tough exam, but let us show you our tips for the UCAT and help you succeed. Today you’ll learn how answer Syllogism Questions in Decision Making and feel confident on test day ✅

Here are some of our top UCAT Decision Making Tips:

1. UCAT Decision Making Technique Is Key
On the face of it the UCAT Decision Making question can seem incredibly complex. But by systemically applying technique to each one you can break them down into much more manageable questions.

For example lets start with the syllogism questions. They just seem like a jumble of nonsensical words, but by drawing a Venn diagram you turn a random sentence into clear and easy to follow diagram. And then you can use this to confidently select the correct answer.

Once you have learnt the required techniques and spent time practising them, this section can be turned from one of the hardest one of the most manageable.

This section is not like Quantitative Reasoning that can be managed with strong basic mathematical ability. Which some students can manage without spending time learning theory. If you do not know what you are doing in this section can be incredibly challenging. So good technique can make all the difference.

2. Balance Different UCAT Decision Making Question Types
There are six different question types in this UCAT section. Therefore, it is incredibly important that you have spent time practising each type. Each question type has different techniques and timing tips linked to them. And you need to have spent time on each one to learn these.

3. Make Note Of Your Mistakes
When practising make sure to write a list of all the different question types. Not only will this allow you to make sure you have done at least one of each. But then as you go through make a tally when you get a certain question wrong.

For a section with so many sub-topics, this is useful way to structure your revision, allowing you to focus on your weakest areas. Remember not to neglect the questions you find particularly hard. Everyone has a certain type they struggle but this does not mean you should avoid them! This technique as a good one to apply to all the sections of the UCAT. As they all have different question types with them, so it can help you to keep track.

4. Practise Venn Diagrams
Venn diagrams are one of the most important parts of UCAT Decision Making. As the are key for both the syllogism and the Venn diagram question types. Practising drawing them will get you used to how they work. And how to then apply them to these two different question types.

Then when it comes to the test day, even though it might require more time initially, it will mean that you answer the 5 statements quickly and accurately. But be sure to keep an eye on the clock when practising. You need to have a rough idea of how long it is taking you so as not to run out of time.

5. Ensure To Be Strict With Timing
UCAT Decision Making requires you to move through the questions at a rate of about one question per minute. This may seem generous compared to the other sections, but it is very easy to fall into the trap of getting caught up in a question.

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