Here's the little book i've been working on! If you do get it, let me know your thoughts! mariushugh.myshopify.com/products/work-experience-reflection-diary-how-to-get-through-your-gem-interview
Hey Marius, just purchased your guide and looking forward to reading it. So glad I can support someone who puts out such incredibly useful content - can't thank you enough for all the info! I'm hoping to apply for GEM in September, as a fellow member of the Biomed gang :P
Fabulous video. Extremely informative and very useful tips. I am planning to apply for GEM this year, having also studied Biomed! Keep up the great work Marius.
Honestly, these videos are so helpful - thank you and please keep making them. Did you apply to Warwick? Would really be interested in hearing your thoughts/experience there.
Hey Marius, how come you didn’t decide to sit the GAMSAT and instead took the risk of placing all your eggs in the UCAT basket? Obviously it paid off for you to do so (hurrah), but I just wondered why you didn’t do the GAMSAT as a backup?
Hey! I actually had it booked, but decided not to sit it once I got my UCAT score - which thankfully you can sit a couple months before GAMSAT is taken
Could you give more advice for the verbal reasoning section of the UCAT? I struggle the most with it and find myself often avoiding it just because I hate is so much
Ah that section is whack. I tried many things with VR and could never improve significantly. In the exam I committed to reading the question first and then trying to find it in the stem. Don't neglect it, do timed sets of q's and try to get your brain used to the timings. Other than that I'm open to suggestions. Anyone else?
Hi Marius, is it normal for someone to get a grad med offer when applying with a 2:1? Also, do universities see if your 2:1 is high or low, and will that affect your chances of getting interviews?
Hi Marius, I noticed you mentioned that most improvement in AR came by completing the whole question bank for AR on medify. I'm quite worried that there will be so many questions in the AR question bank on Medify that I realistically won't be able to complete all of them to secure my best chances of getting a decent AR score. Is this a pointless worry or is it actually possible to complete the AR question bank so I've seen most the patterns that could come up?
Yo! I would suggest you just try your best to do as many as possible. Don't worry about whether or not you'll complete it just get going with the actual effort of doing the questions! all the best
Depends on the university some say you can apply with a 2:1 from any degree as long as you meet the other requirements call up some universities to check though. Check the medic portal they list which universities accept non science degrees
Here's the little book i've been working on! If you do get it, let me know your thoughts!
mariushugh.myshopify.com/products/work-experience-reflection-diary-how-to-get-through-your-gem-interview
Hey Marius, just purchased your guide and looking forward to reading it. So glad I can support someone who puts out such incredibly useful content - can't thank you enough for all the info! I'm hoping to apply for GEM in September, as a fellow member of the Biomed gang :P
Fabulous video. Extremely informative and very useful tips. I am planning to apply for GEM this year, having also studied Biomed! Keep up the great work Marius.
Really helpful thanks! I’ll probably watch this another 10 times
Let's gooooooo! Another Marius video😭🙏
Honestly, these videos are so helpful - thank you and please keep making them. Did you apply to Warwick? Would really be interested in hearing your thoughts/experience there.
Thanks a lot! Big up Durham too! Yeah I got a place there, currently making my video on it, should be out at the end of this week :)
Hey Marius, how come you didn’t decide to sit the GAMSAT and instead took the risk of placing all your eggs in the UCAT basket? Obviously it paid off for you to do so (hurrah), but I just wondered why you didn’t do the GAMSAT as a backup?
Hey! I actually had it booked, but decided not to sit it once I got my UCAT score - which thankfully you can sit a couple months before GAMSAT is taken
Thank u so helpful🎉
Could you give more advice for the verbal reasoning section of the UCAT? I struggle the most with it and find myself often avoiding it just because I hate is so much
Ah that section is whack. I tried many things with VR and could never improve significantly. In the exam I committed to reading the question first and then trying to find it in the stem. Don't neglect it, do timed sets of q's and try to get your brain used to the timings. Other than that I'm open to suggestions. Anyone else?
@@mariushugh Thank you!🙏
Hi Marius, is it normal for someone to get a grad med offer when applying with a 2:1? Also, do universities see if your 2:1 is high or low, and will that affect your chances of getting interviews?
Hi Marius, I noticed you mentioned that most improvement in AR came by completing the whole question bank for AR on medify. I'm quite worried that there will be so many questions in the AR question bank on Medify that I realistically won't be able to complete all of them to secure my best chances of getting a decent AR score. Is this a pointless worry or is it actually possible to complete the AR question bank so I've seen most the patterns that could come up?
Yo! I would suggest you just try your best to do as many as possible. Don't worry about whether or not you'll complete it just get going with the actual effort of doing the questions! all the best
🔥 song name ?
Ignore the song and smash that like button 😂.
Belle Bouteille - lausse the cat
I am software engineer.Am I eligible for GEM ?
Personally, I don't think so?
Depends on the university some say you can apply with a 2:1 from any degree as long as you meet the other requirements call up some universities to check though. Check the medic portal they list which universities accept non science degrees