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If you’re in the initial stages of your Medicine application, you might have heard of the BMAT. BMAT stands for “Biomedical Admissions Test” and the clue is in the name – it is an exam you have to sit to be considered for entry into Medicine, Dentistry, or Biomedical Sciences at certain Universities.
In this section, you can find specific advice on each of the sections and how best to prepare for this exam.
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