Written and reviewed by Dr X, MBBS, this practice exam is geared towards candidates seeking to enter medical school in Australia, The UK or Ireland. The exam adheres to the format of the ACER practice exam and consists of 35 Section I questions, a full essay section and 56 Section III questions which should be completed over the course of 215 minutes including reading time.
Mock exams are one of the most important things you can do in the lead up to the GAMSAT - nothing will prepare you for an exam as effectively as practicing that exam. In the lead up to test day it's essential to develop familiarity with the unique format of the GAMSAT and to identify your strengths and weaknesses by reviewing GAMSAT-style questions. Unfortunately most practice exams are either exploitatively overpriced or far too short to accurately mimic the ordeal you'll be facing on test day. The aim of Dr X's sample papers is to bridge this gap in your GAMSAT preparation.
While modeled on the GAMSAT exam, this paper may also be beneficial to students who wish to test their knowledge in preparation for the MCAT or UMAT.
Mock exams are one of the most important things you can do in the lead up to the GAMSAT - nothing will prepare you for an exam as effectively as practicing that exam. In the lead up to test day it's essential to develop familiarity with the unique format of the GAMSAT and to identify your strengths and weaknesses by reviewing GAMSAT-style questions. Unfortunately most practice exams are either exploitatively overpriced or far too short to accurately mimic the ordeal you'll be facing on test day. The aim of Dr X's sample papers is to bridge this gap in your GAMSAT preparation.
While modeled on the GAMSAT exam, this paper may also be beneficial to students who wish to test their knowledge in preparation for the MCAT or UMAT.
