The Guru Method GAMSAT Preparation Blog

Thanks so much, prepgenie. (= I'll take your advice ^^

Hi Miya,

You are right. This is a really general question. But I will try and give you some specific answers:

GAMSAT MCQs are reasoning based...you will have to analyse a passage or given data and understand it well before you find the right answer. Critical reading is an important skill...if you dont know how to do it ...learn it fast.

A good way to begin would be to target your weaknesses first. If you are allergic to writing essays...start writing a few on simple, general topics. When you accomplish something challenging it makes you more confident.

Don't tax yourself too much...balance your preparation. After you have completed something difficult, go onto something easy, something that you enjoy more.

Solving lots and lots of sample questions really helps. Get hold of some mock test papers and try and get as much practice as you can before you actually sit for the GAMMY.

Hope these tips help you...Best of Luck!!
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Hi guys

I am Chenyu, currently being offered a place to study Biomedicine in Melbourne University. Intending to study Dentistry after completing this Bachelor Degree, but wanna begin my GAMSAT preperation ASAP. Would love to hear from anyone who has had experience or will be sitting the exam in Melbourne.



Cheers

Hi all....if anyone can give directions, which material is the best

GURU OR O'Neil

or is there a course in Melbourne...

pls inform

thks
Riki

Hi there. I have received my GAMSAT material this week. I need to know few things:

1 Can someone redirect me to any course available in Melbourne
2 Tutor in Melbourne that covers GAMSAT course
3 materials that i need to get....like is it worth buying Guru or O' Neil

Pls assist as i will do my exams hopefully in 2011...

thks
Riki

Hello my friend,

Now the equation is balanced and the partial pressure of X is p/7 while the total pressure is p....so far so good..happy happy joy joy...
step 1: if the partial pressure of X is p/7 we can now find the partial pressure of the two other gases namely Y and Z...you may ask how...

partial pressure of X is p/7 so partial pressure of Y and Z combined is (Total pressure- partial pressure of X) = p-p/7 = (7p-p)/7 = 6p/7

partial pressure of Y = (6p/7)/2= 6p/7 x 1/2 = 3p/7

Step 2: Kp expression for the given equation = [p(Y) x p (z)]/ p(x)...now plug in the values...wee...wee...a bit of French vibe with a pinch of cocaine..sniff....[(3p/7) x (3p/7)]/(p/7) = 9p/7......Please shoot me if I am wrong....please...please...

Hi everyone

This is a GAMSAT practice question and goes as follows

A gas X dissociates on heating to set up the equilibrium
X(g) ⇌ Y(g) + Z(g)
A quantity of X was heated at constant pressure p atm to a certain temperature where the equilibrium partial pressure of X was found to be p/7atm.
What is the equilibrium constant Kp at this temperature?
A. 6p/7
B. 9p/7
C. 6p
D. 9p

I need an explanation of how to reach the answer to this question

Hello, I'm planning on sitting GAMSAT once only in 2011, after having completed a Bachelor of Medical Science degree.

So, I was wondering if any of the GAMSAT veterans on this forum had anything in general that they wish they knew before they started preparing? About preparation time required, test strategy, resources...anything at all, really. I know it's a broad question...

I'd also like to know if there was anyone here who got a particularly high score on the GAMSAT, what it was and how you prepared for the test.

Thankyou (=

hiyoooo~~ ^^

starting b.science 2010 at UQ ~~~

plannign to do gamsat next year.. becuase its only valid for two years.. >.<''''

im pretty clueless about gamsat becuase i was planning on my umat score being good... ekek.. T.T

Does any one know where I can find a physics tutor for the Adelaide gamsat?