UCAT Situational Judgement assesses your non-academic abilities. This pages provides a UCAT SJT overview and our top UCAT Situational Judgement tips.

The final element of the UCAT is the Situational Judgement section (SJT) which looks at how you would react in certain clinical and professional settings. It measures your capacity to understand real-world situations and to identify critical factors and appropriate behaviour in dealing with them.

2023年7月29日 · It’s important that you score above Band 3 in the Situational Judgement section of the UCAT, since that’s the cut-off for many UCAT unis. These UCAT SJT tips will help you do just that.

Practise for the 2025 UCAT Situational Judgement test (SJT). Learn how to respond to difficult interpersonal and ethical situations with practice questions.

2021年8月9日 · UCAT的SJT与UCAT的其他学术部分不同，旨在评估考生成为称职医生的潜力。 这其中很大一部分是批判性思维和学术技能，但还有其他更人性化的品质对医生来说很重要。 这往往是我们同学所缺少的。 如果你还没有听说过GMC（通用医疗委员会），他们是管理整个医疗行业的机构。 他们的主要目标之一是在整个医疗行业保持高标准的专业水平，这构成了SJT的基础。 GMC定期更新一份名为“ 良好医疗规范 Good Medical Practice ”的出版物。 这概括了他们对医 …

The UCAT Situational Judgement Test (SJT) is the one of the five subtests tested in the UCAT exam, used to select applications for entry to medical schools. It’s used to measure a candidates ability to understand and approach situations in the real world, and in scenarios commonly encountered as a doctor or medical student.

What is the SJT? The situational judgement test is the section of the UCAT designed to assess how you would respond to real-life scenarios whilst looking at different personal skills, such as perception, integrity and resilience. It has a big emphasis on …

The SJT is last part of the UCAT exam – the final hurdle to jump of your 2-hour exam. You are given 22 scenarios, each consisting of a short text followed by 2-6 questions on possible actions or responses with 69 items in total.

We’ve compiled the most comprehensive list of tips, questions, and model answers for the UCAT on the internet. This question bank will help you to succeed in the SJT component of the UCAT.

When you sit your medical/dental school finals (in 5th or 6th year), you’re often required to sit the ‘SJT’ (Situational Judgement Test), the most important exam in your time at university. The results of this make up 50% of your final ranking for Foundation …