The content, in depth
Each section taught properly rather than skimmed: what the question types test, the method for each one, and worked examples. Taught live, so you can stop it and ask.
Live online • Starts Saturday 5 December 2026
UCAT Online Course
Your first class is free. Live online classes with Haseef, with timed practice every week and every practice test marked.
First classFree, no commitment
Enrolments closeMon 30 Nov, 11:59pm AEDT
Course startsSat 5 December 2026
No risk, no card, no catch
Your first class is free.
Come to the first class, see how it is taught, then decide. Nothing to pay up front, and nothing to cancel.
$0to start
No cardnothing payable up front
Per classafter that, pay only for the ones you take
Meet your tutor
Haseef
UCAT 321096th percentileSat in 2024
Now studying Medicine at Flinders University.
Asked how he prepared, his answer is one line: consistency is key.
Format
How the course runs.
Two class types each week, and your first class is free whichever one you start with.
Questions, timed, then reviewed
We work the content from the lecture, then whatever that group is struggling with. Every question is done under timed conditions. Afterwards the ones people got wrong, and any others the group asks for, are worked through together.
Practice tests
Every practice test marked and returned with a breakdown by cause, so you can see whether a lost mark was timing, method or reading.
Workshop classes stay small
Small enough that questions get answered and you are working, not watching.
Pricing
Your first class is free. Then pay for the ones you take.
Two class types each week. The lecture class teaches the content. The workshop class works questions in a small group. Take either, or both for $75 a week.
Content taught live
$35/class
All four sections taught in turn, with the method worked live rather than described. This is where the content comes from.
Small group, under the clock
$45/class
A small group working questions under real timing, with your practice tests marked and returned.
Lecture + workshop
$75/week
Learn it in the lecture, then use it in the workshop the same week. Separately the two come to $80.
One hour of 1-on-1 UCAT tutoring normally costs $80. Both classes together are $75 a week.
Your first class is free. Prices are per student. Payment is by bank transfer and we send an invoice. Enrolments close Monday 30 November, 11:59pm.
Sign up
Enrol in the UCAT Online Course.
Sign up just for the free first class, or tell us which classes you want and we will send the bank transfer details. Nothing is payable until after your free first class.
Enrolment received. We will email you the bank transfer details, and your invoice once payment is received.
How it works
Time goes where you actually lose it.
Time is spent where you actually lose marks, not split evenly across the four sections. An even split feels fair, and it is why most preparation plateaus.
Every practice test comes back marked by cause, so the next week's work is decided by that rather than by whichever section you feel like doing.
What is covered
Four sections. Four different ways to run out of time.
The UCAT ANZ test has four subtests, sat in this order. Question counts and timings below are the official ones published by UCAT ANZ.
Verbal Reasoning
Roughly 30 seconds a question, so the time goes on reading the passage twice instead of going to the question first and reading only for what it asks.
Decision Making
The most generous section per question, and the easiest to overspend in: full diagrams get drawn for syllogisms and Venns that a partial one would have settled.
Quantitative Reasoning
Time goes on arithmetic done by hand when the on-screen calculator, or an estimate against the options, would have closed the question faster.
Situational Judgement
Under 23 seconds a question, and the time goes on answering as yourself rather than against the published guidance for medical and dental students.
Section list, question counts and timings verified against the official UCAT ANZ test format page on 14 October 2026. Abstract Reasoning is no longer part of the test. Re-check before publishing, as UCAT ANZ can change the format between cycles.
Questions
UCAT Online Course FAQs
Who is this for?
Students sitting the UCAT for medicine or dentistry entry, typically in Year 12 or a gap year, and Year 11 students starting early. You do not need to have started preparing: the lecture classes teach the content from the beginning.
Is it online only?
Yes. Every session is live online, so you can join from anywhere in Australia or New Zealand. There is no in-person option for this course.
What if I miss a session?
Nothing to arrange. Classes are paid for one at a time, so if you cannot make one, you do not pay for it. There is no catch-up fee and no penalty, and you simply come to the next one.
Are sessions recorded?
No. Sessions are live and are not recorded, so the room is live every week.
When should I sit the UCAT?
That is your call. The useful rule is to pick a window with no assessments due, so the fortnight before the test belongs to the test. Booking and testing dates are on the official UCAT ANZ site and move each year.
What is the refund policy?
The first class is free, so you can see the whole thing before paying for anything. After that there are no refunds. Because classes are paid individually, the most you are ever committed to is the next class.
How do I pay?
By bank transfer, the same as the Crash Course. We send an invoice once payment is received. Classes are priced individually, $35 for a lecture class and $45 for a workshop class, or $75 a week for both, so you only pay for what you take.
How is this different from buying a question bank?
A question bank gives you more questions. This course gives you feedback: every practice test comes back marked by cause, so you find out whether a lost mark was timing, method or reading.
Your first class is free
Start with a free class.
Come to the first class, see exactly how it runs, and decide after that. Classes start Saturday 5 December. Enrolments close Monday 30 November.
Enrol Free Workshop, 14 Nov