Med Boosters GAMSAT Prep Course

Study from the comfort of your own home through live interactive lectures using state-of-the art webinar software with full teacher interaction.

You will also receive a recording of each lecture to go back over again if required.

In order have the best learning experience, you will require an additional large monitor, external webcam and headset with microphone. If you do not have any of these then the academy will provide them for you.

Study at our school in Central London (near Holborn and Covent Garden) and enjoy learning in one of the world’s most popular cities.

London has a great transport system and we can can also help you with finding accommodation in London if required.

Study at home in your own time with our pre-recorded courses which give you full access to lecture recordings, homework assignments, mock exams and all the other resources supplied to students on our live courses.

The pre-recorded courses are a great option for students that need more flexible study times.

You will get access to a course administrator who can help you with any issues or questions you may have during your studies.

The Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) is a test used by medical universities in the UK and Australia.

The Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) was introduced to the UK by St George’s Hospital Medical School in 1999, and is now also used by Nottingham, Swansea, Cardiff, Liverpool, Exeter and Plymouth, St Andrews (ScotGem) medical schools.

Graduates applying to five year courses at Liverpool and Plymouth are required to sit the exam. Plymouth is unique as it offered the UK’s first graduate entry programme for dentistry, for which the exam is part of the admissions criteria.

The GAMSAT is a 6 hour exam, divided into 3 sections covering scientific and mathematical knowledge, interpreting ideas and essay writing.

The exam draws upon a wide ranging skill set and subject knowledge, naturally aligns it to the problem-based learning environment in most medical schools. Whilst the GAMSAT Exam is predominantly multiple choice based, it places great emphasis on reasoning ability and critical thinking.

It effectively gives a 360 degree overview of your ability to master information adeptly and select relevant responses within a limited time frame. It actively encourages a lateral thinking approach, thinking ‘outside of the box’. After all, the study and practice of medicine demands the ability to sift through, interpret and make swift judgements from ever increasing quantities of information and data.