Thanks Jesse, just slowly making my way through your content as a refresher. You explain concepts in very practical and easy to understand ways hope it all comes back in the exam. Appreciate it!
I absolutely love you Jesse! Thank you for taking your time to help others, myself the chief of them all! I really needed this. May the good Lord bless you for your kindness and efforts.
i think you missed out the immune system and musculoskeletal system. Ive been going through all your videos, sitting my gamsat this year, WONDERFUL CONTENT thank you so much!!
Hey Jesse, I just want to say a huge thank you for these videos. They are such a great resource and I really appreciate all the time and effort you have put into these. Again thank you so much
Hey Jesse, you are working so hard on these, thank-you! I am working through these as a refresher. Have you finished the content for physics and chemistry? How many more videos were you planning to add to the biology playlist?
Appreciate it Jaymie-Lea! Yep so the Physics and Chemistry series are all done (I may do some smaller follow up skills based videos but the content is covered already). For bio, I'd imagine that there is only 1 or 2 more to go. There's a few loose topics (gene expression, metabolism, adaptation, enzymes) that need covering so I should be able to wrap up with those next week :)
@@jesseosbourne Thanks so much Jesse! They are really well made. Even though they are 45-60min long they feel bite size because of the time stamps so you feel like you're moving onto something new. Helps with consolidation too! :)
Much appreciate it Jesse, Comprehensively explained in a time managed way. I am following you now on a regular basis and I hope that I can cover all the videos you have already uploaded. Cheers
Hiya thank you so much for these videos! I'm doing the exam for the first time in September and these videos are genuinely the thing that's get me through
Hey Jesse, I scored 72 in S3 3/2021 and 75 S3 9/2021, the first time I studied a bit, went slowly, was more sure of my answers but only made it through the first 75% of the questions or so, while in the second sitting I didn't study, rushed through, was very unsure of my answers and kinda lost focus towards the end but somehow scored higher (September sitting is possibly easier?), I'm going to watch all your videos, I think speed is one of my main weaknesses, I'm keen to hear your suggestions about how to speed up and how to filter out unnecessary information in the stimulus which can be overwhelming
Congrats on the scores, man! It's hard to say whether the Sep sitting was easier or harder but given the scores are standardised it could also be variations in cohort competitiveness. Time management is a big one for Section 3. I'd recommend my time management video if you haven't caught it yet. th-cam.com/video/RxMgzKaXm-Y/w-d-xo.html My biggest tip, given you've clearly got a strong grasp of the science is to practice categorising the question as you read so that you can begin narrowing down as you read. ie. Is this a bio/chem/physics/maths question? Then 'what sub-topic'? What skill or concept is being targeted? Is it a brand new concept (ie. rely on the stem or on general patterns) or is it closer to prior knowledge (pKa, pH, stoichiometry etc)
@@jesseosbourne Thanks for your tips sir, I'll watch the time management video (I'm planning to watch all your videos) and I will begin categorising questions. Thanks!
Thanks jesse , your videos are wonderful. i am preparing for the march one , do you reckon watching your crash videos will be enough for section 3 as I only left with month and half? Any advice , will be highly appreciated.
Hey Gagandeep! So I wouldn't say that the crash course videos are a substitute for regular practice with the ACER material, as this will really give you a better opportunity to develop your reasoning skills and familiarise yourself with the exam. The Crash Course videos are a quick way to understand the rough boundaries of the relevant science content that is most commonly assessed or relied up in the exam to provide context for anyone needing to refresh or learn any of the topics. If you've worked through the crash course videos, I'd recommend working through the ACER material in sets of 20 questions at a time and then increasing towards a longer sessions (50-75 questions under timed conditions) as you approach the March sitting. Anywhere that you re making mistakes, either come back to that section of the crash course video, review other content (Khan academy for example is a good) and then try to work through why you got the question wrong and what it was in the question that should have prompted the correct reasoning Best of luck!
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Thanks Jesse, just slowly making my way through your content as a refresher. You explain concepts in very practical and easy to understand ways hope it all comes back in the exam. Appreciate it!
Good stuff, Brendan! Really appreciate this feedback and glad to hear that it's so helpful. Keep studying hard! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
I absolutely love you Jesse! Thank you for taking your time to help others, myself the chief of them all! I really needed this. May the good Lord bless you for your kindness and efforts.
i think you missed out the immune system and musculoskeletal system. Ive been going through all your videos, sitting my gamsat this year, WONDERFUL CONTENT thank you so much!!
Hey Jesse, I just want to say a huge thank you for these videos. They are such a great resource and I really appreciate all the time and effort you have put into these. Again thank you so much
Thanks Thomas! This is really great to get this kind of feedback. I'm glad they're helping. All the best if you're preparing for September! :)
Thank you so much Jesse.! This was an excellent explanation of body systems. Helped me a lot to refresh my knowledge. 👏
Fantastic! Glad it's helped :)
I wish i had this video in my first year of uni. You really are great.
Haha so do I! 😂
Hey Jesse, you are working so hard on these, thank-you! I am working through these as a refresher. Have you finished the content for physics and chemistry? How many more videos were you planning to add to the biology playlist?
Appreciate it Jaymie-Lea! Yep so the Physics and Chemistry series are all done (I may do some smaller follow up skills based videos but the content is covered already). For bio, I'd imagine that there is only 1 or 2 more to go. There's a few loose topics (gene expression, metabolism, adaptation, enzymes) that need covering so I should be able to wrap up with those next week :)
@@jesseosbourne Thanks so much Jesse! They are really well made. Even though they are 45-60min long they feel bite size because of the time stamps so you feel like you're moving onto something new. Helps with consolidation too! :)
Thanks heap Jesse, first time sitting for gamsat as a mature student and lost. Glad I found your videos, they are massive help. Thanks again
Amazing to hear, Lata! Best of luck!
Good stuff, Jesse. This would be helpful for upper middle school students too!
Yep! I usually link a lot of these to my senior high school students too hahah
You're pumping out the content Jesse! Much appreciated :) Keen to dig into this one.
No worries, man! Enjoy :)
Much appreciate it Jesse,
Comprehensively explained in a time managed way.
I am following you now on a regular basis and I hope that I can cover all the videos you have already uploaded.
Cheers
Thanks Mani! There's a few to get through haha
Might be few but they are spot on .
I found them quite useful for which I do appreciate your effort.
👍
Hiya thank you so much for these videos! I'm doing the exam for the first time in September and these videos are genuinely the thing that's get me through
This is great to hear, Aimee! Best of luck in September! :)
Thanks again for this video. Was very much looking forward to this. 😊
Awesome! Enjoy :)
You are best mate!!!
Great stuff mate 👍
Can’t wait to see more videos.
Thanks mate! Working on some new stuff as we speak :)
Thanks Jesse, these videos are really helpful for me..🙂
Fantastic to hear! Thanks for watching :)
Excellent explanation!
Hey Jesse, I scored 72 in S3 3/2021 and 75 S3 9/2021, the first time I studied a bit, went slowly, was more sure of my answers but only made it through the first 75% of the questions or so, while in the second sitting I didn't study, rushed through, was very unsure of my answers and kinda lost focus towards the end but somehow scored higher (September sitting is possibly easier?), I'm going to watch all your videos, I think speed is one of my main weaknesses, I'm keen to hear your suggestions about how to speed up and how to filter out unnecessary information in the stimulus which can be overwhelming
Congrats on the scores, man! It's hard to say whether the Sep sitting was easier or harder but given the scores are standardised it could also be variations in cohort competitiveness.
Time management is a big one for Section 3. I'd recommend my time management video if you haven't caught it yet.
th-cam.com/video/RxMgzKaXm-Y/w-d-xo.html
My biggest tip, given you've clearly got a strong grasp of the science is to practice categorising the question as you read so that you can begin narrowing down as you read. ie. Is this a bio/chem/physics/maths question? Then 'what sub-topic'? What skill or concept is being targeted? Is it a brand new concept (ie. rely on the stem or on general patterns) or is it closer to prior knowledge (pKa, pH, stoichiometry etc)
@@jesseosbourne Thanks for your tips sir, I'll watch the time management video (I'm planning to watch all your videos) and I will begin categorising questions. Thanks!
Thanks jesse , your videos are wonderful.
i am preparing for the march one , do you reckon watching your crash videos will be enough for section 3 as I only left with month and half? Any advice , will be highly appreciated.
Hey Gagandeep! So I wouldn't say that the crash course videos are a substitute for regular practice with the ACER material, as this will really give you a better opportunity to develop your reasoning skills and familiarise yourself with the exam. The Crash Course videos are a quick way to understand the rough boundaries of the relevant science content that is most commonly assessed or relied up in the exam to provide context for anyone needing to refresh or learn any of the topics.
If you've worked through the crash course videos, I'd recommend working through the ACER material in sets of 20 questions at a time and then increasing towards a longer sessions (50-75 questions under timed conditions) as you approach the March sitting. Anywhere that you re making mistakes, either come back to that section of the crash course video, review other content (Khan academy for example is a good) and then try to work through why you got the question wrong and what it was in the question that should have prompted the correct reasoning
Best of luck!
Thank you so much Jesse, will definitely follow your advice and work my way up🙂