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BMAT

Admissions test for UK and international medicine/dentistry programs—assessing thinking skills, GCSE‑level science, and written communication.

Section 1: 32 MCQs in 60 minutes – thinking skills (problem solving & critical thinking).
Section 2: 27 MCQs in 30 minutes – scientific knowledge up to GCSE level.
Section 3: One essay in 30 minutes – structured argument and written communication.

Sample: 32 mixed questions on reasoning or data interpretation—no calculators allowed.

Practice mental arithmetic and logic puzzles under time pressure.Analyze arguments carefully—identify assumptions and infer conclusions.

Sample: 27 questions testing GCSE-level Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Maths.

Review core science topics like equations, atomic structure, and genetics.Time yourself—each question must be answered in just over 1 minute.

Sample: Choose one essay prompt and write a clear argument on a given topic.

Plan quickly (5 min), write concisely (20 min), proofread (5 min).Balance perspectives, use examples, and maintain clarity.

"Past papers with strict timing helped boost my scores in Sections 1 and 2—essay clarity was key to 4A and above."