Helix

The UCAT question bank that teaches,
not just tests.

UCAT 2026 · medical and dental school

Learn the method behind every question type,
then practise against the clock.
Free until you sit your 2026 test, no card, no catch.

Free for 2026All four subtestsBuilt by doctors who sat it
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8,381 correct answers from 833 doctors in the last 30 days
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Why it works

The UCAT catches you out with traps, at speed.
Helix trains the method, and the speed to beat them.

It teaches the method, not just the answer.

Every question type has a fastest route. You learn it once, then practise it until it is automatic.

It names the trap that caught you.

Get one wrong and it tells you the exact trap, like answering from outside knowledge on Verbal Reasoning, and how to dodge it next time.

It shows you where you actually stand.

Your accuracy and speed, subtest by subtest, and the traps still costing you. No invented score.

Free for your 2026 sitting.
No card needed so you can start now.

The big UCAT courses charge up to £200. We would rather you used this, got better, and told a friend.

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Is it really free?

Yes. Free until you sit your 2026 UCAT, with no card to start and nothing that quietly bills you later.

What is the catch?

We are new, and we would rather you used it and told us where it is wrong. Paid plans come after 2026, and early users keep a founding discount.

Which subtests does it cover?

All four: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement. Abstract Reasoning was dropped in 2025.