#gamsattips

When it comes to preparing for the GAMSAT exam, a huge part of your result comes down to how well you manage your time for the exam. We have a few GAMSAT time management tips for you. Tip #1 – Have a plan

A low GPA is a problem faced by many people who want to study medicine. Generally, universities will allow everyone who has a GPA of over 5.0 and 5.5 to apply, and then consider their GAMSAT and/or interview

Studying for the GAMSAT exam can be a stressful endeavour. There are so many tips and tricks on how to ace GAMSAT available that trying to make sense of them all can make it even more confusing for you.

Talking about the GAMSAT, some people are naturally able to tackle it in a more relaxed manner, whereas others can feel more overwhelmed. Fortunately, it isn’t all terrible even for those of us who tend

GAMSAT® is short for Graduate Medical School Admissions Test. It is a standardised exam arranged by the Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) to ‘assess the capacity to undertake high-level

The secret to GAMSAT ® preparation lies within the approach. The GAMSAT ® examination is targeted on examining your reasoning and problem solving skills instead of your recall of specific content. Thus,

As of 2020, there are presently thirteen Medical Schools that offer a Graduate Entry Medical Program. Twelve of them need the GAMSAT® score. Whether you’ve sat the GAMSAT®, received your score, and now