GAMSAT or Nah?
so basically here is my background. I had a CDD in A levels. An access to medicine course and a first class in human bioscience (i was a stupid teen during my a levels)
anyway am considering doing my GAMSAT for Nottingham, St Georges or Swansea or UKCAT for Newcastle, Warwick and Kings.
But here is the dilemma. I feel like by doing two exams i wont be working at my highest potential. I have done the UKCAT before and the timing gets me every time. On the other hand the GAMSAT is crazy hard and am doubting i will be prepared by sep.
what would you recommend. Is BMAT for Oxford even an option ?
TIA (Source: New Media Medicine)
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i need to guide me
Hi
my name is raad , i am american citizen , i am 44 years old , i know i am so old to study medicine , but this is my dream , i have high school bachelorette , with high scores 87.3 from 100 at 1989 from iraq .
now i want study in uk , new Zealand , Scotland or ireland .
so how can i do that to catch my dream .
please anyone guide me ?
thank you
raad
usa
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Understanding the UK Medical School Entry Process for US grads
Hello:
I need some help understanding the Medical School admission process in the UK. I am an undergraduate at a U Cal graduating in 2016 with a B.S. in Biological Sciences. For personal reasons, I would like to move to UK and attempt to pursue a degree in Medicine. I have the qualifications needed at least in paper to come across "as a very competitive applicant." Can someone enlighten me about which program I need to apply to? What is referred to as postgraduate studies in medicine, in the US is considered a medical residency or fellowship. I understand that are different programs but obviously I do not qual...
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question about insulin
Hi
i was just a bit stuck on these two questions and would be grateful if anyone could help.
Which peritoneum-covered structure lies immediately posterosuperior to the normal
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Describe the anatomical route taken by insulin released from the pancreas. Which
tissue removes the greatest amount of insulin from the blood?
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MedSchools Online UKCAT eBook
Looks like MedSchoolsOnline are releasing a ukcat prep book. £0.99 for the book if you fill in your name and email address. Pretty good value if the content is okay!
not sure how long this deal will last, it's here Home - Medschools Online Medschools Online (Source: New Media Medicine)
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Offering GAMSAT Tuition
For anyone struggling with GAMSAT questions - I am here to help!
I am offering a mini-tuition course for the GAMSAT - my primary area of expertise is Chemistry, Physics and Biology. But I can also assist in the basics of verbal reasoning - how to tackle tough passages and pick the right answer choices.
These will be one-to-one sessions - I am for you to get the most out of the session so I won't be charging very much.
To your success (Source: New Media Medicine)
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Looking for Gradmed course materials
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I am looking for Gradmed course materials for sale. I am particularly interested in the science course, but will buy the whole material if anyone want to sale the full course material. (Source: New Media Medicine)
Source: New Media Medicine - May 21, 2015 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: sleekdb Tags: Liverpool Medical School Source Type: forums
TAB - anyone know what happens if we haven't completed one?
Arghhhh! I didn't do a TAB in my first rotation, I was one person short in my second rotation (I got caught out by the fact all the categories had turned green to show minimum of each achieved - but I didn't realise I was still one short!) and now in the third rotation there was a mix up with my job and I moved twice. The TAB opened when I started with my new team and now closed again in the space of 3 three weeks so I only had 5 replies. I can't believe it was so short. It was a least about 2 months last time!
Does anyone know what happens if it's not done?
I told my Foundation school that I didn't realise it was closin...
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mrcp paces october 2015 study partner required
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Anyone changed degree track at Open University? can it be done?
Im doing the BSc (hons) health sciences but im thinking about switching to something else. The thing Im worried about is that I transferred credit to this degree, so would they transfer those credits to a different degree? Has anyone done this before? Obviously OPen U will answer this but Im curious if anyones done anything similar to this before? (Source: New Media Medicine)
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Gamsat - gradmed - gold standard - prep materials
Hi,
I'm planning on taking the Sep. 15 Gamsat exam.
Does anyone think it's too late to start preparing. I studied A level Biology but not Chemistry or Physics. Although, at GCSE, I did do well in both subjects.
Would anyone care to share some advice on the best sources to prepare for this exam. Gradmed? Gold standard? etc.
Also, does anyone have Gradmed notes for sale?
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Indian medical student hoping to do get post graduate degree from uk
Hello everyone. I'm currently studying MBBS in India. I shall be completing my course(including internship) in 2017. I want to get a specialty degree in cardiology from UK. What are the requirements to become a cardiologist in UK for an international MBBS student? I want to start preparing from now. (Source: New Media Medicine)
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