UCAT ANZ practice for future doctors and dentists
8 full practice tests. Every answer explained.
XScrubs gives you 8 complete UCAT ANZ practice tests across all four subtests, 1,472 questions in all, each with an explanation. Sit them on the clock, see your marks as soon as you finish, and learn the reasoning behind every answer.
7-day free trial, then A$19.99 a month per student. Card needed to start. Renews every month until you cancel (every year on the yearly plan). Cancel online any time. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium.
Handed in
Every question is marked the moment you hand in.
- full UCAT ANZ practice tests
- 8
- subtests in each: Verbal, Decision, Quantitative, Situational
- 4
- questions, every one with an explanation
- 1,472
- questions a test
- 184
How it works
From sign-up to your first test in minutes.
- 01
Make an account
18 or over, make your own. Under 18, a parent or guardian makes it.
- 02
Start a 7-day free trial
A card is needed to start. We email you before it ends.
- 03
Sit a full test
Four timed subtests, marks the moment you hand in, an explanation for every question.
- 04
Cancel online any time
From your account page. You keep access to the end of the period you paid for.
Verbal Reasoning: 352 questions
Passages written to the test's pace.
Each test has 44 Verbal Reasoning questions in 22 minutes. You practise reading for what matters and moving on.
Question types. True, false or can't tell; the conclusion best supported; the author's stance; a word in context; and the one that does not fit.
Every wrong option explained. The explanation says what each wrong option tests, so you see why it tempted you.
Decision Making: 280 questions
Logic puzzles you can check, step by step.
Each test has 35 Decision Making questions in 37 minutes: logic puzzles, Venn diagrams, probability, arguments and sets of statements.
Yes or No sets. For a set of statements, the explanation goes through each statement in turn, so you see exactly which one tripped you up.
Partial marks. A set is worth two marks, and one mark if you get all but one right.
Quantitative Reasoning: 288 questions
Tables, charts and everyday maths under time pressure.
Each test has 36 Quantitative Reasoning questions in 26 minutes. Every question comes with a worked method.
Real working. Percentage change, ratios, rates, unit conversion, charts and tables, each solved in steps.
Every wrong option explained. Each explanation says what the wrong options tested, so you can see the slip you made.
Situational Judgement: 552 statements
The reasoning behind every rating.
Each test has 69 Situational Judgement statements in 26 minutes. Every rating comes with the reasoning in plain words, so you learn the thinking and not a list of answers.
A principle for each. Every explanation states the principle behind the rating, such as being honest, putting safety first, keeping information confidential and knowing who to go to.
Situational Judgement
Marcus has spent months arranging a placement in a specialty he intends to pursue. Two weeks before it begins, the coordinator tells him it has been reallocated. He is upset and feels the decision was made without consulting him.
How appropriate is each of the following responses by Marcus?
Ask the coordinator to explain how the decision was reached and whether any alternative arrangement is possible.
- A very appropriate thing to doCorrect
- Appropriate, but not ideal
- Inappropriate, but not awful
- A very inappropriate thing to do
The principle
Seeking the reasoning and testing whether the outcome is fixed is a measured first response that neither accepts nor resists the decision before he understands it.
Marks straight away
Your score by subtest, the moment you finish.
Each subtest is timed and marked when you hand it in. You see your score for each subtest and the topics where you lost the most marks, so the next session goes where it counts.
On the clock. Verbal Reasoning 22 minutes, Decision Making 37, Quantitative Reasoning 26 and Situational Judgement 26: 111 minutes of timed testing a test.
Marks and topics. XScrubs shows marks and topics. It does not say how you will go on the day.
Sample results
UCAT ANZ Practice Test 1
- Verbal Reasoning31 of 44 marks
22 minutes allowed
- Decision Making30 of 43 marks
37 minutes allowed
- Quantitative Reasoning24 of 36 marks
26 minutes allowed
- Situational Judgement58 of 69 marks
26 minutes allowed
Made-up student. Marks only: XScrubs shows practice marks, not a real-test result.
Medallions to earn
Practice that shows you are getting somewhere.
Hand in your first test in each subtest and a medallion goes on your shelf. Ten tests, three days in one week, a personal best: there are eight to earn. They mark what you have done, never a score you will get.
8medallions to earn
Verbal Reasoning
Hand in a Verbal Reasoning practice test.
Decision Making
Hand in a Decision Making practice test.
Quantitative Reasoning
Hand in a Quantitative Reasoning practice test.
Situational Judgement
Hand in a Situational Judgement practice test.
All four subtests
Hand in a test in each of the four subtests.
Ten tests
Hand in ten practice tests.
Three days in a week
Hand in tests on three different days within a week.
Personal best
Do a subtest again and beat your own best mark on it.
Earned from tests you hand in. Nothing is bought, nothing expires and nobody is ranked.
Who it is for
Built for you, the student. Simple for a parent or guardian.
For the student
Know why, not just what.
- Every answer explainedEach question comes with the reasoning, and the wrong options say what they were testing.
- On the clock, one subtest at a timeVerbal Reasoning 22 minutes, Decision Making 37, Quantitative Reasoning 26, Situational Judgement 26.
- Marked the moment you hand inNo waiting. You see how each question went while it is fresh.
- A medallion for each stepEight to earn, from your first Verbal Reasoning test to ten tests handed in.
For parents and guardians
One clear price, no surprises.
- One price per studentA$19.99 a month per student, GST included. No extras to untick.
- Cancel online, any timeFrom the account page, with no phone call. Access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
- Under 18?A parent or guardian makes the account. Students 18 and over can sign up themselves.
How the tests were made
Original questions, built to the real structure.
Every question is original. Written for XScrubs. No real test questions are used.
Built to the test's shape. Each test has the real test's four subtests and question counts.
Time set from the published time per question. Each subtest's questions are budgeted to add up to within 10 per cent of the published section time. That budget is our own estimate of solving time, not measured on candidates.
No score promises. There is no public past paper to measure difficulty against, so we do not claim a practice score will match your real result.
What's included
Everything in one subscription.
A$19.99 a month per student.
- Full UCAT ANZ practice tests
- 8, with 1 free to try
- Questions with explanations
- 1,472
- Subtests in each test
- Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Situational Judgement
- Timed, marked on hand-in
- Yes
- Score by subtest and topics to practise next
- Yes
- Phone, tablet or computer
- Yes, in the browser
- Printable PDFs
- No. XScrubs is on screen only
- AI marking
- None. Practice tests are marked by rules
Try it now
Try 3 sample questions, no sign‑up.
One question each of verbal reasoning, decision making and quantitative reasoning, with the explanation for every answer at the end.
3 sample questions. You see your answers and an explanation for each at the end. No account and no card. Nothing about you is saved, and the answers are checked on our server once, at the end.
Free to try
Sit your first full test free.
Practice test 1 is free with a free account, no card needed: all four subtests, every explanation. Sit it and read every explanation before you decide.
A$19.99a month per student
Prices include GST.
Or A$199.90 a year per student2 months free
Your trial, date by date
Today: Free
Wed, 21 Oct
Day 7: A$19.99 a month per student
Wed, 28 Oct
Cancel any time before day 7 and you pay nothing.
- All 8 full practice tests and 1,472 questions
- An explanation for every question
- A score for each subtest and the topics to practise next
- Cancel online any time. You keep access to the end of the period you have paid for
7-day free trial, then A$19.99 a month per student. Card needed to start. Renews every month until you cancel (every year on the yearly plan). Cancel online any time.
- Prices are in Australian dollars.
- There are no extras to untick. The price above is the whole price.
- XScrubs is on screen only. Printable PDFs are not part of a subscription.
Questions
Is XScrubs affiliated with the UCAT ANZ Consortium?
What is the UCAT ANZ?
How does a practice test work?
How much does XScrubs cost, and how does the free trial work?
Sit your first full test free.
Make a free account, sit a full UCAT ANZ practice test and read every explanation. Upgrade when you are ready.
7-day free trial, then A$19.99 a month per student. Card needed to start. Renews every month until you cancel (every year on the yearly plan). Cancel online any time. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium.
Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium. UCAT ANZ is a trade mark of its owner. XScrubs is independent practice. Register for and sit the real test through the Consortium.
Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium.Sold by The Trustee for TDBM, ABN 60 368 962 309. Prices include GST.
XScrubs in short
XScrubs is an online library of timed UCAT ANZ practice tests across Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement, each question with an explanation. It costs A$19.99 a month per student (or A$199.90 a year) after a 7-day free trial (a card is needed to start). Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium.
Questions parents ask
- What are the UCAT ANZ subtests?
- The UCAT ANZ has four scored subtests: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement. XScrubs has UCAT ANZ practice for all four.
- Source: UCAT ANZ Consortium
- How long is the UCAT ANZ?
- Each subtest has its own time limit, and the real test is sat at a testing centre. XScrubs times every practice test per subtest so you practise at pace. Check the Consortium's website for the real test's current timings.
- Source: UCAT ANZ Consortium
- Is XScrubs the real UCAT ANZ?
- No. XScrubs is independent practice written in the style of the test. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UCAT ANZ Consortium. Register for and sit the real test through the Consortium.
- How much does XScrubs cost?
- A$19.99 a month per student (or A$199.90 a year), after a 7-day free trial (a card is needed to start). It renews monthly until you cancel, and you can cancel online from your account page.
- Can I try a test for free?
- Yes. Form 01 of the practice tests is free with a free account, and no card is needed for those tests.
- How does practice work on XScrubs?
- You sit the four subtests one at a time, each on its own clock. Every question is marked when you hand in, and you read an explanation for each answer. Medallions mark the tests you hand in.
Exam dates: UCAT ANZ 2027: dates and a month-by-month plan.
Sources
More about XScrubs: Pricing, Free samples, FAQ.
XScrubs is made by XTutio, an Australian software company that builds software for tutoring centres and families. Learn more at xtutio.com. More from XTutio.