GAMSAT in 2 Months - What I Wish Someone Told Me Years Ago...

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2 months till the GAMSAT! In this video I run through what advice I would have given myself retrospectively as the GAMSAT creeps up.
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0:00 Introduction
0:14 Mindset
1:00 Theory is low yield
2:10 Timed Sprints
3:47 Time vs Accuracy Experiment
5:28 What about Section 2?
7:33 Planning it out
8:45 Mental Health
9:37 Trust the process
GAMSAT is not a test you can cram for, but 2 months is more than enough time to see significant improvement. The key however, is to realise that now it is time to be efficient when studying for all 3 sections of the GAMSAT.
Section 1 and Section 3 of the GAMSAT are multiple choice, so the best way to go about that would be to do timed sprints. I talk about an interesting experiment you can do with your GAMSAT study in the video.
Section 2 of the GAMSAT is a written test so the most efficient method to study for it is to write in moderation and get actionable feedback week on week. I talk a little bit about my improvements in Section 2 of the GAMSAT in the video.
Medical school is nothing like the GAMSAT, so if you are not feeling confident about it, don't stress. I did not feel too confident before my final sit either, you just have to give it your best.
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[@lubnaahmad8831]

Thanks! I really needed this rn.

[@mikerahimi6220]

content is on point. I might need to include some of these clean pop ups in my videos ☘

[@thaniphan]

Thanks for the video!

[@belindabaker6930]

Great overview . I have just settled back into my second prep . Scored 53 on my first . 20 years since I saw most of the section 3 stuff or wrote an essay so was pretty happy . Your clip certainly reminds me it’s all about practice timed questions !

[@schwerner343]

How did everything go this time?

[@theendlessrunway6392]

Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed to hear! Giving it in march, hope it works out x

[@yms6892]

how did it go?

[@theendlessrunway6392]

@@yms6892 I got in! lol, it all worked out in the end. :)

[@kesararathnayake3747]

Cheers bro !

[@thomasfandrade]

Great video

[@danielhalliday5955]

I have been revising since July, just going through my gold standard books, I’ve currently finished book 1 and 2 which is section 1, 2 and maths, physics and general chemistry of section 3. I’m pretty okay on bio and chem so should I start doing tests straight away?

[@AM-mv6ro]

hi mate, i am taking the paper this september but as practice (i still want to do well bcoz its so expensive) so what would you suggest? There is about 6-7 weeks left and im a complete rookie! would you say just to do questions?

[@shaymaanassrullah914]

what studying materials did you use for your preperation
? thank you

[@peterryan6739]

Thank you sir

[@emdadulhaque8919]

Great!

[@abdurrehmannadeem1402]

Thanks Zunayed, really appreciated!
I wanted to ask, is Des O neil resources for S1 and S3 good for preparing given that the gamsat is online now? What resources would you recommend, other than Des and Acer ones.

[@ZunKabir]

Hey Abdurrehman, all resources are good. resources at the end of the day, it is more about how you are utilising it yourself.
The Des books are outdated however in terms of it relying on theory, and the ACER books have not been updated in a while as well. I would suggest if you are using them to make sure you pick and choose questions based what you think is representative. Reflect heaps on why. you got a question right/wrong and you will be fine.

[@mihom6693]

@@ZunKabir Hey Zun, are there any specific resources for section 3 that you could suggest?

[@evaeva3702]

Sep test is coming and I need study buddy :/

[@iam1800mm]

Hi, I want to know if there is any good suggestions for people like me who are not from science background. But GAMSAT is in March and still struggling with section 3. Thanks x

[@ZunKabir]

Hey Mark, coming from a Non science background can be daunting, but I want you to remember that this is still a reasoning based test. This is good news for you as you don't need to memorise pages and pages of theory but only try to grasp the topics conceptually at most. Most questions can be done with no prior knowledge, with 2 months left I would say start doing GAMSAT questions and if you see a topic come up often then retrospectively watch videos on it

[@80HDpilled]

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