Topic

Study strategy

How preparation is structured, which decides more than how long it lasts.

GAMSAT study plan for nurses: build it around energy, not time

Plan GAMSAT study around rotating shifts by sorting tasks into high, medium and low energy, so each day has a job that fits.

GAMSAT study with full time work: a minimum viable week

When work leaves little time, protect diagnostic continuity instead of chasing hours. A fallback week for Sections 1, 2 and 3 with one review loop.

GAMSAT study group: a peer study protocol that stays on reasoning

Do GAMSAT study groups help? A protocol for peer study: compare reasoning rather than scores, write your own items, treat feedback as a second reading.

GEMSAS education history: entering each study claim once, in order

A plain guide to the GEMSAS education history section: reverse order, the completion month, prior credit and what to do after you submit.

Change GEMSAS application after submission: what can and cannot move

What GEMSAS lets you change after you submit, what changes only in exceptional cases, and what to check before you press Finish and Submit.

GAMSAT deferral, refunds and centre changes: what you can still do, and until when

What you can still change after registering for GAMSAT: refund window, deferral, test centre changes, late change fees and what happens to practice materials.

What a guided mistake review actually looks like

Seeing a worked solution once rarely corrects a reasoning error for good. A structured review process does more of the work.

Why your GAMSAT score may have plateaued, and what to check next

If your score has not moved despite months of study, check whether a recurring reasoning pattern is still costing you marks.