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When deciding which medical schools to apply for, their UCAT requirements will be an important factor to consider. This guide will take you through how each university uses your UCAT results and how previous applicants performed in the test.
Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing has announced the date changes to some of their Admissions Tests including the BMAT. Here’s how the changes will affect you.
Understanding the new UCAT format can be a lot to take in so we go over everything you need to know.
It’s time to take a look at Section 2 of the BMAT! Section 2 frequently causes pain and strife for students, and it’s often the section that students email us about afterwards saying it was horrendous. This guide will give you an introduction to what you need to know and how you should study for Section 2 of the BMAT.
Up until now, most of your exams have probably been scored as a percentage, with the aim of getting 100% (or as close as you can). The scoring of the BMAT is slightly different, and this guide will help you decipher how this works and how to interpret your results.
Section 1 of the BMAT is made up of two parts, we look at the Critical Thinking questions.
Here is the BMAT Special Consideration information for applicants whose exam performance was affected by factors like power or connectivity issues.
One of the two parts that make up Section 1 of the BMAT is Problem Solving, we look at everything you need to know.
Section 3 of the BMAT is where the test really shows its differences from the other medicine admissions test, the UCAT. Unlike every other section of both exams, this section is NOT multiple choice but a short writing task.
Let’s see how you can prepare your writing skills in time for the big test!
Section 2 of the BMAT is made of questions covering Science and Mathematics. We have a look at the types of Physics questions you should expect to face.
When deciding which medical schools to apply for, their UCAT requirements will be an important factor to consider. This guide will take you through how each university uses your UCAT results and how previous applicants performed in the test.
Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing has announced the date changes to some of their Admissions Tests including the BMAT. Here’s how the changes will affect you.
Understanding the new UCAT format can be a lot to take in so we go over everything you need to know.
It’s time to take a look at Section 2 of the BMAT! Section 2 frequently causes pain and strife for students, and it’s often the section that students email us about afterwards saying it was horrendous. This guide will give you an introduction to what you need to know and how you should study for Section 2 of the BMAT.
Up until now, most of your exams have probably been scored as a percentage, with the aim of getting 100% (or as close as you can). The scoring of the BMAT is slightly different, and this guide will help you decipher how this works and how to interpret your results.
Section 1 of the BMAT is made up of two parts, we look at the Critical Thinking questions.
Here is the BMAT Special Consideration information for applicants whose exam performance was affected by factors like power or connectivity issues.
One of the two parts that make up Section 1 of the BMAT is Problem Solving, we look at everything you need to know.
Section 3 of the BMAT is where the test really shows its differences from the other medicine admissions test, the UCAT. Unlike every other section of both exams, this section is NOT multiple choice but a short writing task.
Let’s see how you can prepare your writing skills in time for the big test!
Section 2 of the BMAT is made of questions covering Science and Mathematics. We have a look at the types of Physics questions you should expect to face.
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