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Preparing for BMAT

Visit our BMAT preparation page for a wide range of free support materials, including past papers, the test specification, and advice on how to approach the test.
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What is BMAT?

The BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT) is used by universities around the world to help select applicants for medical, dental, biomedical and veterinary degree programmes.

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We advise you to prepare for the UCAT using the free official practice materials which have been developed by the UCAT Consortium. We believe that all everyone should have access to free preparation materials to support their test preparation. The resources and advice below have been produced by ourselves using feedback from previous high-scoring candidates.

We recommend you startby looking atthe UCAT Preparation Plan video which provides a suggested approach and timetable for preparing for your test.

Please also read the essentialPractice Tipsbefore you go any further with your preparation. These relate to important test features such as the onscreen calculator, keyboard shortcuts and note taking, and should be familiar with this information before sitting your test. you

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This tutorial illustrates all the functions used in our computer-based test including how to answer questions, call the calculator, move from screen to screen, and also how to utilise the flag and review function.

Guides for sitting the UCAT at a test centre or the UCAT Online at home are now available. These provide candidates with detailed guidance on each option available and will help candidates make an informed decision about how they wish to sit the test this year.

Important note - this information is currently being updated for 2021.

The official UCAT YouTube channel has a number of videos to support preparation. High-scoring, former UCAT candidates share advice on their preparations for the test, plus a selection of University Admissions Tutors share their thoughts on the use of the test. There are also videos showing what to expect in a Pearson VUE test centre and a playlist of videos from our member universities.

Thisinteractive tutorial includes advice on how to approach the test, an overview of each of the different question types within the UCAT, as well as giving useful strategies on how to approach and answer questions in all five subtests .

Schools/Colleges can use our 2021 Presentation for advising prospective candidates about the 2021 UCAT or running a UCAT overview session at their own institution, however please be advised that due to the COVID-19 situation this information is subject to change.

You can also read helpful advice from past high-scoring candidates on our Candidate Advice Page and also on our Instagram@ucatofficial.

The UCAT Team are on Instagram @ucatofficialand Twitter @ucatofficial more FREE practice questions and answers every week, plus lotsof extraadvice, top tips and reminders throughout the test cycle.

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We have also produced a UCAT 2021 Information leaflet that schools, colleges, universities, and Widening Participation organisations can share with their students / applicants.

Commercial Preparation Materials

Candidates should be aware that whilst there are many commercial companies publishing books and offering coaching for our tests, the UCAT Consortium does not work with any of these companies or endorse the use of their materials. Taking advantage of these opportunities can cost candidates a great deal of money and we would advise you to be sceptical about claims they can help you do well in the test by coaching.

Commercial organisations will be using questions that are not necessarily of the standard you will encounter in the UCAT and this may distort your performance whilst practising. Screen views may be different and commercial organisations are unlikely to include the new question types, which you may encounter in your test. They may also not replicate the UCAT scoring and banding accurately and may give misleading indicators of your anticipated UCAT score.

There is also lots of advice available for free on the web regarding approaches to the test and many sources of free practice questions. However, unless the material has been published very recently it is unlikely to include the correct test content, test questions, etc.

We therefore strongly advise candidates to use the officialpractice materials on our website, and to be cautious about using resources from any commercial providers, as these are not affiliated with UCAT in any way.

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PassMedicine is the most widely used revision resource for medical students in the UK. We have now extended our service for applicants to medical school. PassMedicine offers over 3,000 free questions to help you prepare for the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT, previously called the UKCAT).

Entry to medical school in the UK remains highly competitive. The UCAT is a key component of the selection process employed by 26 of the medical schools. The test is divided into 5 areas:

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Dentistry personal statement

To get you started...

The personal statement should consist of a maximum of 4000 characters in 47 lines of text ( equating to about 500 words). We advise starting early as students usually require multiple drafts to complete the statement to a high standard.

Remember, the application deadline is earlier for Medicine and Dental candidates, so an early start is always a good idea.

Based on previous candidates, successful statements follow good structure, are genuine and demonstrate the desire for the student to pursue dentistry.

The structure
Introduction
The introduction of your statement is vital to ensure you are capturing the reader's attention, amongst the 100's of statements admissions teams must read through each day. Your introduction should include strong reasoning as to why you have chosen to pursue this career. It is very important that you have genuine desire.

Here's a few questions that you can ask yourself to get started.

1. Why do you want to study Dentistry?

2. What inspired you to apply for Dentistry?

3. What do you find interesting about Dentistry which no other career has to offer?

Hopefully, by answering some of these questions it will allow you to continue on to the next stage of your statement.
Main Body
The main body of the text will really allow you to expand on your suitability for dentistry as a career. In this section you want to include your work experience or career insight and reflective accounts from your research. This could include shadowing experience and courses you've attended. You may discuss what fascinates you about dentistry, such as the attention exercised for clinical treatments or the impact that treatment may have on patients. This is a great chance to share what you have learnt and how this has strengthened your career choice.

To learn more about the importance of your dentistry work experience (and advice on how to make the most of it) click here. For further career insight, check out our free 'Dentistry Experience' course here.

This section of your statement also allows you to highlight your personal attributes and achievements. Remember, dentistry is a multifaceted career and your aim should highlight how your traits and characteristics resonate with those of a competent dentist. For example, If you play a team sport you may wish to discuss your strengths of being a team player and how these skills are required by a dentist working within their own team. Through the personal statement, the universities also want to see other qualities alongside academia, as such be sure to include your hobbies or things that you find interesting.

Here's a few questions you can ask yourself to get started:

1. What insight have you conducted into dentistry including online courses and work experiences?

2. What exactly have you found attractive about a career in dentistry

3. What traits, behaviours and characteristics did the dentist show and how can you relate to these?

4. Can you evidence team work, good communication, interpersonal skills and achievements outside of academia?

5. How do you balance academia with your personal life?

Conclusion
A well structured statement will allow a seamless flow from one section to another. The conclusion of the personal statement should urge the reader to invite you for an interview.

Try to avoid cliche finishing statements or using quotes. In our opinion, it can make the statement feel less genuine and personal. To ensure that you can leave a lasting impression on the reader, see if your conclusion answers these questions:

1. Does your conclusion indicate that you are aware of the demands of a dental student?

2. Does your conclusion represent your own genuine views?

3. Does your conclusion summarise your main points from the statement?

4. Does your conclusion fit into the statement well?

5. Is your conclusion going to make the reader want to get to know you more?

Example personal statements

Found that useful? Have a look at our examples to give you an understanding of what a successfully written statement looks like.

Please note that these are real life examples that have been through the admissions cycle and should not be copied as that will count as plagiarism. Use these examples to inspire you to construct your own unique personal statements.

We have also included a rejected statement to give you an understanding of what to avoid.

This is to provide you with an in-depth understanding of how to improve construct and improve your personal statement and increase your chances of success. We also have a statement reviewing service, where we help you finalise your statement using our team of successful dentistry students.

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This is a collection of all the flashcards and files I created during my A-levels. They have been mostly untouched since my A-levels. I have made them open to share after receiving many requests.

Table of Contents

Downloading the Files

You can find the download page under releases on the right hand side of the page. Make sure you download the latest release by pressing the first Source code button on the page. You can then extract the folder and files and get studying!

Be sure to bookmark the releases page and check it regularly for updates (or make a GitHub account and watch this repository by pressing the Watch button on the top right).

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3. You're all set to use and make changes to the flashcards!

OCR Chemistry will be used as an example here.

1. Press the gear icon next to the deck (which must have the same name and structure as when you originally imported it) and press Export.

2. Set the Export format to CrowdAnki JSON representation (*directory) and make sure it includes the media and tags.

3. Select the OCR Chemistry to export it there. This will create an new folder with the same name as the deck (ie, Chemistry)

4. Delete the existing CrowdAnki folder and rename the new Chemistry to CrowdAnki.

1. Once you have exported all your changes. Use GitHub desktop to scan for changes and commit them all to the dev branch of your forked repository with an appropiate summary and description of changes.

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3. Ensure the base repository is this (RehmanAmjad/a-level-resources) and its branch is dev and the head repository is yours and the branch is your dev. You should be able to see a summary of the changes if you scroll down.

4. Press Create pull request and make an appropiate title and write a description of all the changes you made across all your commits.

5. Press Create pull request and wait for me to have a look at it. It should now appear under the pull requests tab of this repository.

Congratulations 🎉 you just contributed and made these resources so much better! If I ever meet you in person then I will buy you a coffee (or any other beverage).
Note that if you're confident with JSON then you can edit the JSON files directy rather than making importing into Anki, making changes, then exporting. Just be sure to check that it can still be imported after you have made the changes.
Roadmap
To avoid having to manage two versions of the same flashcard, one in word document form and another in Anki form (which have fallen out of sync slightly), we need to delete the word document form but keep the PDF's.

1. Wait for PDF Glossary Exporter to come out for Anki 2.1.

2. Tag all cards corresponding to the specification.

3. Move cards into seperate decks according to the specification.

4. Export each module in the specification as a seperate PDF.

5. Delete all the Word documents.

Look through a few flashcards on Anki every weekend and make small improvements.

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Each year, UCAT Masterclass offers students around the globe the opportunity to sit a combined FREE UCAT Mock Exam - this is UCAT MED! In this article, we'll explain why you must sit the UCAT MED to boost your UCAT score.

What is the UCAT MED?

The UCAT Mock Exam Day ( UCAT MED) is a FREE online UCAT trial exam open to anyone worldwide. It's as close as we can get you to a real UCAT exam, so by participating in it you can receive:

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What happens after I register?

UCAT Masterclass has several exams on offer:

1. There is a free exam that you can do at any time. It gives you a mock UCAT score and ranking based on past student's results.

2. There is the UCAT MED which will run on the 28th of January 2021 only. This will give you a mock UCAT score and ranking based on the results of other participants.

What do I get if I purchase the full UCAT Masterclass?

If you purchase the UCAT Masterclass course you will have access to another four exams, which you can do at any time. ( As well as lots of other practice questions and resources.)
Just remember that you can only do each exam once, and you can't pause once you start. This is so that the exams are realistic and as similar as possible to the real UCAT.

I want my UCAT MED results, when are they released?

The results will be released on Tuesday 2 March 2021.

How do I get the most out of the UCAT MED?

Here are some tips to get the most out of the UCAT MED:

Make it as realistic as possible

Give yourself the opportunity to make the exam as realistic as possible:

Like the UCAT exam, you only get one shot at the UCAT MED.

Once you start you cannot pause. The timer keeps running! Try and do the exam under exam conditions - in a quiet place where you won't be interrupted.

You should only use a pen and blank paper for notes and working.

Only use the on-screen calculator.

That's right, it's just like the real UCAT exam!

Speed is key

Keep an eye on the timer as it's easy to lose track of time. Check the time periodically, this will give you an indication of whether you need to speed up or slow down.

Use the keyboard shortcuts to increase your speed.

Make sure you are a master with the onscreen UCAT calculator.

Answer every question

There is no negative marking in the UCAT. To maximise your UCAT score, make sure you answer every single question even if you guess.

Guess, flag and skip difficult questions

You will not have time to fixate on any single question. If you find yourself being stuck, guess and flag the question and return to it at the end of that section if you have spare time. Remember, the goal of UCAT is not to get all questions right but to get as many questions right as you can in the given time.

Preview the question

It may be useful to skim the actual questions before reading the given information, particularly if it is a long passage with a lot of text. This will give you an idea of what the question is looking for.

Make sure your read our UCAT strategies for UCAT domination.

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BSMS Virtual work Experience - Brighton and Sussex medical school has put together an incredible online package giving to an insight into the NHS which walks you through different medical specialities. You're given an insight into the different roles of a doctor, challenges they may face, the way ward rounds and the hospital runs. I'd highly recommend getting started with it and you are even given a certificate of completion at the end.

Observe GP - interactive video platform has been put together by the Royal College of GPs designed to give medical school applicants an insight into General Practice and primary care. It's really important that you understand the role of primary and secondary care before you apply for Medicine so this platform will be really beneficial.

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