by Julia Gordon, 23 July, 2026
If you are planning to sit the GAMSAT® exam this year, one of the first practical questions you will ask is simple: how long is the GAMSAT®? The answer matters more than it first appears, because the length of the...
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by Patrick Rankin, 02 March, 2026
The admissions process for graduate medicine in Australia is an arduous and sometimes confusing journey. There are a number of GAMSAT® timeline deadlines imposed by ACER for the GAMSAT exam, GEMSAS and other...
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by Erica Danieletto, 20 February, 2026
Given that GAMSAT® Exam, applications and interviews make up most of the medical school entry requirements, there's a surprising number of students who don't really know how important their GPA is in helping to...
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by Peter Blakeley, 23 January, 2026
An old consultant of mine in the hospital (who was also a self-professed horticulturalist) loved to sprout botanical idioms into our teaching sessions from time to time. Sometimes they were for comedic relief, but...
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by Hannah L, 10 December, 2025
It’s been just over a year since I ran away to join the circus in Brisbane (aka Medical School), after I passed the GAMSAT exam. For anyone comparing Australian medical schools, every program will have its own quirks,...
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by Kayley Crebbin, 05 December, 2025
GAMSAT® is one of the major hurdles for students aspiring for a place in a postgraduate medical school. If this is you, you’re probably wondering about the different GAMSAT® sections and what exactly this exam...
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by Elliot Dolan-Evans, 21 November, 2025
The GAMSAT® exam is an extremely difficult and high-pressured event and requires months of preparation. Unfortunately, every year it is getting increasingly more challenging to achieve a score on this test that will...
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by Elisa G., 11 November, 2025
The GAMSAT Exam, run by ACER, can be taken in Australia as well as in the UK and Ireland, in both March and September. The exam format, standard and marking schemes are identical regardless of the location where the...
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by Elliot Dolan-Evans, 07 November, 2025
The mythology surrounding Australian graduate medical school usually includes the implicit rule that you are unable to hold any kind of job while studying. However, not working while you study is inconceivable to...
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by Erica Danieletto, 05 November, 2025
No, this isn’t my version of a Dear Prudence column, but seeing as I wrote about what to do after receiving an offer last week, I thought it would be prudent (it wouldn’t be one of my blog posts without a pun) to also...
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by Julia Gordon, 23 July, 2026
If you are planning to sit the GAMSAT® exam this year, one of...
by Patrick Rankin, 02 March, 2026
The admissions process for graduate medicine in Australia is an arduous and sometimes confusing journey. There are a n...
by Erica Danieletto, 20 February, 2026
Given that GAMSAT® Exam, applications and interviews make up most of the medical school entry require...
by Peter Blakeley, 23 January, 2026
An old consultant of mine in the hospital (who was also a self-professed horticulturalist) loved to sprout botanical idioms into our teaching sessions from time to time. Sometimes the...
by Hannah L, 10 December, 2025
It’s been just over a year since I ran away to join the circus in Brisbane (aka Medical School), after I passed ...
by Kayley Crebbin, 05 December, 2025
GAMSAT® is one of the major hurdles for students aspiring for a place in a postgraduate...
by Elliot Dolan-Evans, 21 November, 2025
The GAMSAT® exam is an extremely difficult and high-pressured event and requires months of preparation. Unfortunately, every year it is getting increasingly more challenging to achieve a score...
by Elisa G., 11 November, 2025
The GAMSAT Exam, run by ACER, can be taken in Australia as well as in the UK and Ireland, in both...
by Elliot Dolan-Evans, 07 November, 2025
The mythology surrounding Australian graduate medical school usually includes ...
by Erica Danieletto, 05 November, 2025
No, this isn’t my version of a Dear Prudence column, but seeing as I wrote about what to do after receiving an offer last week, I thought it would be prudent (it wouldn’t be one of my blog posts without a pun...