UMAT Test Overview

As previously mentioned, UMAT is divided into three sections to assess the UMAT candidate’s problem solving, analytical, critical, interaction and non-verbal reasoning skills.

UMAT Section One: Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving — Consists of 44 questions, 65 minutes

UMAT Section Two: Interaction Skills — Consists of 36 questions, 45 minutes

UMAT Section Three: Non-Verbal Reasoning — Consists of 30 questions, 40 minutes

As mentioned above, UMAT does not aim to examine any curriculum-based knowledge. All questions are examined in multiple-choice format, however the question itself may take form in a dialogue, a short passage, a graph to be interpreted or a diagram. All questions in the UMAT are of equal value, except for the trial UMAT questions which are not counted towards the UMAT candidate’s final score.

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