Question 1

Introduction

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The BMAT is a necessary part of the application for many Medical Schools. Prior to sitting your BMAT, we highly recommend you investigate whether your Medical School choices require the BMAT or not - you can find this information in our ‘Universities’ Section of our website. The BMAT assesses a combination of aptitude and knowledge - quite the opposite to the UCAT! It is expected that students will generally have acquired the necessary knowledge prior to the test throughout academic work, so theoretically, not much revision is necessary. However, we always recommend hard work, which starts here in our BMAT Guide. The test is a pen-and-paper test, completed in a 2-hour sitting. You are not permitted the use of a calculator, dictionary or any other aid.

Question 2

BMAT Sections

Accepted Answer

See above for sections of the BMAT

Question 3

BMAT Section 3 Essay Submission Portal

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Those who purchase the Complete Package can now get any of their BMAT essays marked by a BMAT expert. Simply upload your essay to the portal and it will be returned by email within 3 days.

BMAT Guide + Questions

BMAT Guide

BMAT Past Papers

Section 3 Essay Submission Portal

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Section 1 updated according to 2021 changes - read on to find out more about what's changed this year

BMAT Section 3 essay submission portal. Pupils often find marking their own essays extremely difficult. In this portal you can upload your own essay and then you will receive personal, individualised and critical assessment of your essay with a grade - marked by a BMAT expert

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