Hi, I’m Fakhir, a welcoming and friendly medical student at IMS Milan (University of Milan) running 3 medical societies and president of the LifeStudy tutoring Society. From my experience, I know how convoluted and difficult the Medicine Application process can be, especially with the strict deadlines we must follow to achieve the outstanding scores necessary to get offers. Through this platform, I will extensively train you to learn and understand the most beneficial techniques needed to tackle the entrance exams to ensure you achieve the best results possible.

I attained 4A*, and 7A grades in my GCSE’s plus A*AA (+A* in my EPQ) at A-level. During my A-levels I sat my UCAT and ranked in the top 10% decile. In the same year I also sat my IMAT exam and ranked in the top cohorts, ultimately deciding to study abroad. Despite that, I received interviews from all 4 medical universities and offers from 3 medical schools.

After my A-levels I sat the BMAT and scored exceptionally well, resulting with an average 6.5. Whilst being a student, I have delivered tutoring lessons on various platforms and have worked with students to guide them on UCAT, IMAT, BMAT and interviews. Through MedicMind, I will share the resources, methodology and most importantly the concept behind each exam specification so you feel comfortable and sufficiently prepared for your exam. This approach will ensure you can get the results you desire. In the past months I have tutored and assisted many students and I am looking forward to working with you.

I am Alaa , a 23 year old medical student. I tried getting into medical schools two times in Lebanon and failed. I discovered the opportunity of studying in Italy by chance and took the risk to apply. I succeeded and got in with a very good score after three years of suffer and effort. I truly believe that hard work and effort are never gone and determinant people will get the success they dream of in the most beautiful outstanding way. I cannot start my day without reading this:” Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations”.
I believe a lot in self help and mastering life with a healthy mindset.
I live currently in Bergamo, Italy. I am in love and passionate for doing and learning new things in life.
I know Arabic, English and a bit of Italian. I love reading motivational and inspiring books in my bad days.

Hello, I am Ananya! I am currently a first-year Medicine student at the University of Ancona! I have been through GCSE’s, A-Levels, the Medicine application process and the entrance exams; I completely understand how stressful and over-whelming everything feels! I am here to try and ease this stress and make the entire thing slightly easier. If you are someone who needs support with their application, school, the entrance tests and even if you are someone who is looking to go abroad, please do not hesitate to contact me!
A bit about me, My favourite subject at school was: Biology, a few things I love to do in my spare time: reading, go out with friends, try new coffee shops and travel!
My journey into Medicine was a unique one and there was many hurdles but I also think I am well-equipped to provide you with tips and tricks to ensure you become a future med student!

Hi, I’m Olga
The foundation of my tutoring prowess lies in my academic achievements during the IB program, a globally recognized and academically rigorous curriculum. I successfully completed the program with stellar scores of 7 in biology, 6 in chemistry, and a perfect 7 in Mathematics SL Analysis and Approaches. These accomplishments underscore not only my deep understanding of complex scientific subjects but also my ability to excel in the multidisciplinary challenges posed by the IB curriculum.

Furthermore, my academic journey took a pivotal turn when I secured admission into the Medical University in Wroclaw, a testament to my commitment to pursuing a career in the medical field. However, driven by a desire to experience the rich academic environment and cultural heritage of Italy, I subsequently transferred to the University of Bologna, one of the best Universities in Europe. This transition not only expanded my academic horizons but also honed my adaptability and resilience, qualities that I bring to my role as a tutor.

One of the most pivotal moments in my academic journey was undoubtedly the International Medical Admissions Test (IMAT), a standardized test required for admission to medical schools in Italy. Scoring an impressive 51 points on the IMAT reflects not only my in-depth knowledge of scientific principles but also my adeptness at strategic test-taking. This achievement serves as a testament to my ability to guide aspiring medical students through the intricacies of IMAT preparation, offering a roadmap to success in a highly competitive academic landscape.

My tutoring philosophy is rooted in the principle that each student is unique, with individual learning styles and strengths. I tailor my teaching methods to cater to the diverse needs of my students, breaking down complex topics into digestible components and employing real-world examples to enhance comprehension. By nurturing a supportive and collaborative learning atmosphere, I empower students to overcome challenges, build confidence, and unlock their full academic potential.

As a tutor, I draw upon my rich academic background, practical experience, and innate ability to connect with students. Whether elucidating intricate biological processes, unraveling the complexities of chemical reactions, or guiding students through the nuances of IMAT preparation, I am committed to imparting not only knowledge but also the skills and mindset necessary for academic success.

In addition to my academic and teaching prowess, my journey as a medical student in a foreign country has equipped me with a unique perspective and a wealth of practical insights. I understand the challenges that students may face when navigating a new academic environment, and I am well-positioned to offer guidance on academic, cultural, and personal adjustments.

Ambitious and friendly student looking to help others ACE the IMAT!

As an Irish student, I found it difficult to find help for the exam as it didn’t seem like a popular choice amongst Irish school leavers. I’d love to pass on the wisdom I’ve gained from my own preparation to do well in the exam and getting into my dream course at the University of Turin to study Medicine.

From studying the clinical sciences at third level I’ve gained an in-depth knowledge of the topics covered in the IMAT. My teaching focuses on thorough understanding rather than learning by rote. No potential topic will be left uncovered and much focus will be given to topics that come up every year.

Having sat the exam twice and learned from my own mistakes I’ll provide tried and tested strategies to tackle the paper head-on!