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Undergraduate Medicine in New Zealand What you need
Our approach to successful admissions to NZ Medical Schools is designed to improve and optimise a student's ability in every dimension of the process. To be successful in medical school admissions it is about more than getting a good UCAT score, or achieving A+ in core papers, it is building a competitive profile in all areas. Our services provide support and tutoring in all areas listed below:
01. GPA
For medical school entrance in New Zealand, not as much weighting is placed on high school grades, as students are required to complete one year of a pre medicine degree before applying to medical school consisting of core papers assessed again the cohort.
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02. UCAT
The UCAT is a two-hour standardised, computer-based exam, designed to assess the suitability of candidates to study undergraduate medicine. The sections of the exam are Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning and Situational Judgement.
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03. Medical Interview
During the Medical Interview, each student spends between eight to ten minutes at each station, of which there are eight. Students have two minutes of reading time per station, with the remaining six to eight allocated as interview time. There are some key skills and characteristics they are looking for.
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Undergraduate Medicine in Australia What you need
Our approach to successful admissions to Australian Medical Schools is designed to improve and optimise a student's ability in every dimension of the process. To be successful in medical school admissions it is about more than getting a good UCAT score, or achieving a 99 ATAR, it is building a competitive profile in all areas. Our services provide support and tutoring in all areas listed below:
01. ATAR
In Australia, early preparation begins with subject selection in high school. All medical schools require Chemistry, English and Mathematics as prerequisite subjects. The minimum ATAR to be competitive in your application to medical school is a 99+. Students who score the top mark - 99.9 are offered a provisional entry place.
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02. UCAT
The UCAT is a two-hour standardised, computer-based exam, designed to assess the suitability of candidates to study undergraduate medicine. The sections of the exam are Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning and Situational Judgement. Students must achieve in the 95th percentile.
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03. Medical Interview
During the Medical Interview, each student spends between eight to ten minutes at each station, of which there are eight. Students have two minutes of reading time per station, with the remaining six to eight allocated as interview time. There are some key skills and characteristics they are looking for.
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04. University Selection
With only six choices and a maximum of one interview per state, having an expertly planned application is paramount for success.
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Undergraduate Medicine in the UK / Europe What you need
Our approach to successful admissions to UK Medical Schools is designed to improve and optimise a student's ability in every dimension of the process. To be successful in medical school admissions it is about more than getting a good UCAT score, or achieving A+ grades, it is building a competitive profile in all areas. Our services provide support and tutoring in all areas listed below:
01. Grades
Early preparation begins with subject selection in high school. While subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English may scale well in a student’s application to medical school, it is advisable that students choose subjects that they are passionate about.
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02. UCAT / BMAT
The UCAT is a two-hour standardised, computer-based exam, designed to assess the suitability of candidates to study undergraduate medicine. The BMAT is the exam for the Oxbridge medical schools and is a test to assess a students aptitude and skills, scientific knowledge and written abilities.
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03. Medical Interview
During the Medical Interview, each student spends between eight to ten minutes at each station, of which there are eight. Students have two minutes of reading time per station, with the remaining six to eight allocated as interview time. There are some key skills and characteristics they are looking for.
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04. UCAS Application
With only 5 UCAS choices and a plethora of medical school options, having an expertly planned strategy around that selection is paramount for success.
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05. ECL Mentoring
Having a highly personalised and comprehensive extracurricular and leadership (ECL) profile is essential to creating a competitive medical school application.
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Undergraduate Medicine as an International Student What you need
Our approach to successful international admission to medical school is designed to improve and optimise a student's ability in every dimension of the process. To be successful in medical school admissions it is about more than getting a good ISAT score, or achieving a 99 ATAR, it is building a competitive profile in all areas. Our services provide support and tutoring in all areas listed below:
01. Grades
Early preparation begins with subject selection in high school. While subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English may scale well in a student’s application to medical school, it is advisable that students choose subjects that they are passionate about.
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02. ISAT
ISAT is a 3-hour online multiple-choice test designed to assess a candidate's intellectual skills and abilities that are the foundation of academic success at tertiary level. ISAT is a mandatory requirement for international student applicants to medicine in Australia.
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03. Medical Interview
During the Medical Interview, each student spends between eight to ten minutes at each station, of which there are eight. Students have two minutes of reading time per station, with the remaining six to eight allocated as interview time. There are some key skills and characteristics they are looking for.
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