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Thanks for the video. Could I start preparing if I am 2nd year ?

hi! thank you for this video. I’m 27 and would like to enroll in two years as a mature foreign student (EU-citizen), do you know any preparation institution (such as medentry or else) who provide help with applications given I’m not familiar with the irish academic system?

Hello, I have both EU and non-EU citizenship. But I live outside of EU and graduated from high school there and my physics, chemistry and biology grades in 11th grade are very low. University fees are too low for EU citizens, can't I benefit from this quota?

And can you join medine directly after 6th year or do u also have to do a bachelors degree before entering medicine

Which medical college you got admission in

Baby love would you care to publish your notebook ( 3:22 ) and maybe go over it in detail for a video? Or maybe download and that could help you grow your email list(its really simple just google it, chimpmonkey or something). ❤

Lovely material. 🎉

In the HPAT-Ireland exam, the raw score, which reflects the number of correct answers, does not seem to be important. So, what is important? Is it who your father is or how much money you have? What truly matters in this exam?

I am writing to express my concerns regarding the HPAT medical entrance exam. It appears that the exam administration lacks transparency, with no established appeal system and unclear calculation methods. Although HPAT-Ireland is managed by an organization based in Australia, I have evidence indicating that my son's results were generated only a few hours before the final results were issued from Ireland. This raises significant concerns about the integrity of the process. It is disheartening to see that such an important examination may be compromised. Please feel free to contact me for more detailed information.

ahh orla where are u?? miss seeing ur videos

nice accent looking forward to more videos with the accent

HOW LONG DID IT TAKE U TO FINISH GREYS ANATOMY??

Hey, when would you reccomend starting to study for the HPAT? I'm currently in 5th year.

I did my leave cert in 2022 and I got this in my recommendations and it brought me back to a very dark place Nothing against the video tho, more against the Irish education system

showing that sheet after you did the test is soooo cringe. zero sum game mentality. i'm on that alpha male skrategies abundance mindset. #AMS

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Hi orla I am wondering what package did you get for medentry hpat. I am nott looking to spend 1500 euro on the dianond package. What will be good for me to just get into the 80 percentile. Does the packages really matter. Btw I am starting this course in 5th year as I want to guarantee that I ace it. Lol studying for 2 years

Hi Orla, do u take the hpat online in ur own residence or is there a special centre with computers to take it in?

What about A levels? And can anyone have a chance with 75% hpat percentile?

Great video! Im just wondering which package did you get from medentry

Hi Orla can I just ask you how you got the points for medicine because I’m going into 5th yt and I want to do medicine aswell

the fact that this helped for both my jc pres and actual jc this year even though i ain’t even in lc tysm :)

Key word she 'I was really good at maths'

Do I need a computer with a camera to sit the test? Because I only have a pc and not a laptop so I don’t have a webcam

Hi just wondering where you got past pre/ mock papers I don’t know where to find them:)

hi oral i’m just wondering about the points moderation, is it an added 5 for every point above 550? so let’s say it was 560 id that an extra 50 points or is it an extra 10?

do you still get an extra 25 points if you get H6 or higher?

i know this was a while ago but i hope youll reply ! would i be late to study now? im in 6th year (: thank u

Do you need a third language like Italian,French or Spanish? To get into medicicne

Would I have to do HPAT if I want to do Children's and General nursing?

HPAT aptitude is completely irrelevant in whether or not people succeed at medical school imo. The Irish entry system for medicine and dentistry is very broken and has desperately needed an overhaul for years now. Better and higher quality medical education exists in the UK with much fairer admissions standards if you do not do well in the HPAT

is there negative marking in the hpat

Hi, I'm thinking about doing the hpat in 2023, is it too late to start studying now?

hi orla, did you do the mocks and the hpat, at the same time as I've heard the mocks and the hpat are on around the same time

do you recommend starting prep at the start of 5th year?

Hello Doctor. Your video is really informative. I am an MBBS graduate from Nepal. I am taking USMLE exams. Could you please tell me how can I do postgraduate in medicine (internal medicine or pediatric or family medicine or GP) using my USMLE scores. In addition, can u please provide which websites will have authentic informations about it. Thank you very much!!

is anyone else about to go into lc and STRESSIN bc ur doing hl maths but u have no idea what's happening

Hi Orla, excellent info !! I want to know more about working in Ireland as a physician. You got an email or linkedin ? Thank you, don't forget to keep posting new ones and all the best..

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Hey, when do you recommend someone should start studying for the HPAT?

I love this video tysm!♡ One question, when do you usually start college?

Do you know if let’s say for example 2 years ago there was a poor overall group doing the hpat and then last year the overall group was better, would the points from the hpat be the same for both? Like obviously the percentiles would be the same (there’d still be a 100th, 85th, 46th percentile etc), but could the points for medicine be lowered from the fact that the hpat was taken poorly that year if you know what I mean

Hi Orla, how do I score a acer practice test ? for instance on the Test 1 I got the following percentages: 61%, 90%, 50%. by the 40/40/20 rule, i get 211. But i guess i need to take this with a pinch of salt.. can you please guide me here? Thanks!

I never did the hpat bez I knew I wasn’t going to do medicine in Ireland so I moved to Bulgaria and I’m now in 2nd yr of med.

I personally got a H7 in fifth year and then got a H1 in 6th year bez I just keep doing past paper questions.

hi i was wondering if there's anyway i could get pictures of all your hpat notes if you dont mind!

Just finished English paper 2 and it felt like I had tennis elbow by the end of it

Pov ur English paper 2 is in 10 mins

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