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For those without a background in Critical Thinking, this section can be mind-boggling. Fear not- we have devised an evidence-based course to help you succeed and do well.
Here will introduce what critical thinking question types are most common and look at trends in question types over the past 5 years and beyond.
Here we tackle the easier Conclusion questions. We’ll discuss what these questions involve, and practice some questions together.
Hopefully by now you have understood the theory and we will apply it to see if you can show us that you have! If you are struggling, we will delve deeper and go into theory more.
In this tutorial, we tackle the more difficult Assumption questions, discussing a range of techniques for time-saving and efficient working.
To make sure you’re 100% confident, we’ll test you on a few questions to ensure you’ve fully grasped the content we have taught you
Flaw Questions often trick BMAT students up. We’ll teach you how to spot them and answer them well in a limited amount of time.
You will then apply the knowledge gained from the previous tutorial and become confident in knowing how to approach spatial reasoning questions.
Here, we teach you how to apply our Critical Thinking techniques on the most difficult and long-winded questions in the BMAT – Evidence Questions.
In this BMAT tutorial we put the theory of evidence into practice and allow you to bring in examples of questions you are struggling with too.
In this tutorial, we teach you how to successfully tackle the more complicated, passages where you have to make inferences rather than extracting info quickly.
Now we will go through BMAT questions that present you with this sort of information and produce a strategy that works for you.
We will apply the principles of reasoning and look at how questions around principles come up in the BMAT exam and help you develop effective techniques.
You should be getting into the swing of things by now! Tackle the hardest BMAT questions you could get to make you confident for test day.
We have compiled every parallels question that has come up and we can use this to our advantage in tackling these question types for BMAT!
We will apply this theory through Section 1 BMAT questions which we will cover together with you and help you advance further.
We approach Problem Solving by systematically working through the various question types you can expect to face in the exam and teach you shortcuts to save you time.
Here will introduce what problem solving question types are most common and look at trends in question types over the past 5 years and beyond.
Date and Time questions involve you knowing how many minutes there are in a year, seconds in a week and more! We help you memorise the important information making your life a lot easier.
We will put the theory from this section into practice by doing interactive questions together and give you a walkthrough so you are prepared.
These come up every year! We’ll show you hidden secrets that help you do well in Section 1 Problem Solving questions and become Sherlock Holmes in disguise!
We will apply this theory through Section 1 BMAT questions which we will cover together with you and help you advance further.
Speed, Distance & Time is an important part of the exam to test your mathematical nous. We help you understand how to convert units and answer questions.
You should be getting into the swing of things by now! Tackle the hardest BMAT questions you could get to make you confident for test day.
BMAT questions often present you with data in confusing tables so we strategise and allow you to see common pitfalls students face.
Now we will go through BMAT questions that present you with this sort of information and produce a strategy that works for you.
We brush up on your mathematical reasoning and help you work out how to answer these questions by condensing the information down into an understandable format.
In this BMAT tutorial we put the theory of mathematical reasoning into practice and allow you to bring in examples of questions you are struggling with too.
Spatial Reasoning is almost guaranteed to come up in BMAT! We teach you a unique, super fast method for questions involving both 2-D and 3-D shapes
You will then apply the knowledge gained from the previous tutorial and become confident in knowing how to approach spatial reasoning questions.
Here we will introduce one of our most effective Problem Solving Resoning techniques – answering cube questions. We’ll discuss shortcuts if you struggle to visualise information as many do!
To make sure you’re 100% confident, we’ll test you on a few questions to ensure you’ve fully grasped the content we have taught you.
It’s easy to forget the basics of graphical data that is presented and while it is hard to prepare for all of these questions, we teach you a method you can apply to all of these BMAT questions.
Hopefully by now you have understood the theory and we will apply it to see if you can show us that you have! If you are struggling, we will delve deeper and go into theory more.
Coming to the end of this section now, we will cover the last element of the course which we think is necessary to do well.
The final hurdle to completing BMAT Section 1 Problem Solving! We will apply the techniques with interactive questions and real past paper question compilations.
We’ve broken down Section 2 into the most commonly tested topics as well as giving you a refresher of the topics you’re least familiar with like GCSE Physics! Our statistical analysis will aid your revision plan and help you achieve above 7 in S2!
There have been 14 BMAT Questions on Inheritance. It is the most commonly tested topic, so we will discuss inheritance maps, genes, alleles, DNA and more!
There have been 13 BMAT Questions on Homeostasis. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on osmoregulation, thermoregulation, negative feedback and more.
There have been 4 BMAT Questions on Digestion. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on osmoregulation, thermoregulation, negative feedback and more.
There have been 6 BMAT Questions on Respiration. We will discuss topics such as aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, energy and more.
There have been 6 BMAT Questions on the Nervous System. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on neurone structure, impulses, reflexes and more.
There have been 3 BMAT Questions on Natural Selection. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on speciation, evolution, adaptation and more.
There have been 5 BMAT Questions on Genetic Engineering. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on gene engineering, production and biotechnology.
There have been 2 BMAT Questions on Cell Structure. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on organelles, cell functions and more.
There have been 5 BMAT Questions on Cell Division. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on mitosis, meiosis, inheritance and more.
There have been 2 BMAT Questions on the Heart. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on heart function, the circulatory system, blood vessels and more.
There have been 4 BMAT Questions on Atomic Structure. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on RAM, RMM, atomic number, isotopes, mass number, electron shells and more.
There have been 14 BMAT Questions on Chemistry Calculations. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on moles, molar mass, gas volumes, reacting masses, concentration and more.
There have been 14 BMAT Questions on Chemistry Calculations. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on RAM, RFM, RMM and more.
There have been 14 BMAT Questions on Chemistry Calculations. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on calculating percentage yield and percentage composition.
There have been 5 BMAT Questions on Structure and Bonding. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on giant ionic, giant covalent, simple molecular and metallic structures.
There have been 9 BMAT Questions on Balancing Equations. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on balancing equations.
There have been 3 BMAT Questions on Separating Techniques. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on simple distillation, filtration, fractional distillation, chromatography and more.
We’ve broken down Section 2 into the most commonly tested topics as well as giving you a refresher of the topics you’re least familiar with like GCSE Physics! Our statistical analysis will aid your revision plan and help you achieve above 7 in S2!
There have been 12 BMAT Questions on Waves. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on the speed, frequency, wavelength and amplitude of waves.
There have been 12 BMAT Questions on Waves. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on the properties of light, including reflection, refraction and more.
There have been 12 BMAT Questions on Waves. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on the properties of sound, including speed, reflection and echoes.
There have been 12 BMAT Questions on Waves. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on the electromagnetic spectrum and its different components.
There have been 11 BMAT Questions on Electricity. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on the properties, uses and hazards of static electricity.
There have been 11 BMAT Questions on Electricity. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on circuit diagrams, voltage, current, charge and resistance.
There have been 11 BMAT Questions on Electricity. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on power, work done, voltage and different electrical appliances.
There have been 7 BMAT Questions on Energy. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on energy transferred, work done, force and distance.
There have been 7 BMAT Questions on Energy. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy and energy changes in different scenarios.
There have been 2 BMAT Questions on Density. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on calculating density of solids, liquids and gases in different experiments. Radioactivity
There have been 9 BMAT Questions on Radioactivity. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on types of radioactivity, half-life, uses and hazards of radioactivity and more.
There have been 19 BMAT Questions on Algebra. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on rearranging and simplifying algebraic formulae
There have been 19 BMAT Questions on Algebra. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on standard form, index rules and more.
There have been 19 BMAT Questions on Algebra. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on inequalities signs and solving inequalities algebraically
There have been 19 BMAT Questions on Algebra. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on areas, lengths, BMAT formulae and more
There have been 4 BMAT Questions on Trigonometry. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on Pythagoras, sin, cos, tan, 3D applications and more
There have been 8 BMAT Questions on Probabilities. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on estimating frequency of an event, double probabilities, mutually exclusive events and more
There have been 2 BMAT Questions on Ratios. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on simplifying and using ratios in different scenarios
There have been 2 BMAT Questions on Graphs. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on graphical data, y = mx + c, intersections of straight lines and more
There have been 3 BMAT Questions on Means. We will discuss realistic BMAT questions on mean, median, mode, modal class, range, quartiles and more
For many, writing a scientific essay is a big challenge. That’s made harder by being restricted to one side of A4 only. We’ll show you how to plan an essay, good/bad examples and give our top tips for succeeding.
To begin with, we give you a short overview of Section 3, discussing the various question styles and introduce the challenges that come with it.
We want to get into the Examiner’s head and understand what they are looking for in an ideal candidate to give you the best shot at succeeding.
This is a big dilemma for many – You might find you’re better at some BMAT Essay questions compared to others so we help you pick what works for you.
This will take up the bulk of your time and it’s important to stick to your plan and not waffle or write unnecessary information.
This is the fourth stage of the BMAT essay but the most important as you need to ensure you have secured that “A” for Grammar and Communication.
Learn Tips from BMAT Essay Experts who scored above 4.5A in their BMAT Exam and become confident when it comes to your BMAT Test Day.
Learn Tips from BMAT Essay Experts who scored above 4.5A in their BMAT Exam and become confident when it comes to your BMAT Test Day.
Learn Tips from BMAT Essay Experts who scored above 4.5A in their BMAT Exam and become confident when it comes to your BMAT Test Day.
We have written detailed essay plans for EVERY BMAT Essay that has ever come up from 2003-2020 so use these to either help you plan an essay or mark one you’ve done!
We have written detailed essay plans for EVERY BMAT Essay that has ever come up from 2003-2020 so use these to either help you plan an essay or mark one you’ve done!
We have written detailed essay plans for EVERY BMAT Essay that has ever come up from 2003-2020 so use these to either help you plan an essay or mark one you’ve done!
We have written detailed essay plans for EVERY BMAT Essay that has ever come up from 2003-2020 so use these to either help you plan an essay or mark one you’ve done!
Here we go through some more essays both good and bad and show you areas students go wrong but also give you key techniques to take away.
Here we go through some more essays both good and bad and show you areas students go wrong but also give you key techniques to take away.
Here we go through some more essays both good and bad and show you areas students go wrong but also give you key techniques to take away.
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We highly recommend having some BMAT 1-to-1 lessons with our experts. Our BMAT lessons are all personal and specific to you. On average, our 1-to-1 students score 16A in the BMAT.
Work through each of our 100+ BMAT preparation tutorials. You'll learn a new BMAT preparation strategy in each lesson, and have the opportunity to practice and apply the techniques in realistic BMAT questions.
Time pressure is the biggest challenge for students in the BMAT. In our timing tutorials, we drill you to work efficiently, accurately and quickly in all sections of the BMAT.
Now its time to drill, drill and drill the Medic Mind BMAT Techniques. Practice timed mocks using our realistic BMAT question banks to improve your score!
As your BMAT test day draws closer, spend some time reviewing the tutorials again, re-capping the core strategies and honing in on your weaker sub-topics and sections.
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If you choose to buy our BMAT Preparation Online Course you can purchase our 1-1 Tutoring later but we recommend booking it in a package to get the best possible discount!
A BMAT Online Course is a comprehensive online course designed to help students prepare for the Biomedical Admissions Test (BMAT) exam. This course includes video tutorials, practice questions, and mock exams covering all sections of the BMAT exam, including Section 1 (Aptitude and Skills), Section 2 (Scientific Knowledge and Applications), and Section 3 (Writing Task). The course also includes personalized feedback on essay writing and access to expert tutors.
You have access to the BMAT Online Course until the end of the testing cycle to help with your BMAT preparation - in the UK it is 4th November 2025. If you are purchasing a year in advance, let us know and we can extend your license immediately.
In total, we estimate there is over 20 hours of BMAT preparation teaching but we cover the most important to least important BMAT tips which ensure you are covered no matter how long you have until your BMAT exam.
Our main focus is on teaching you the theory and techniques and then helping you to apply these to questions during your BMAT preparation. We provide 10 full BMAT mocks from Medic Mind, with full explanations and analysis. We also provide work solutions for all past papers from 2003-2019.
If you are in financial difficulty, contact us for a BMAT bursary otherwise we can split the payment in instalments too so let us know.
BMAT tutoring can be a big investment, we know that. Not happy with your first lesson? Let us know within 60 days and you’ll get all your money back - no questions asked.
All our BMAT preparation courses are non-refundable when booked due to the organisation logistics involved. If you have any concerns regarding the quality of the BMAT preparation course, drop us an email at [email protected].
The length of a BMAT Online Course varies depending on the course provider and the package selected. However, it is recommended that students allow at least 6-8 weeks to complete the course and fully prepare for the BMAT exam.
While it is possible to prepare for the BMAT exam in 2 weeks, it may not be enough time for many students to adequately prepare for the exam. The BMAT exam covers a wide range of content and skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and scientific knowledge, which may require a significant amount of time to master.
A longer period of time, such as 6-8 weeks, is generally recommended to allow for thorough preparation and practice. This will give students sufficient time to work through the course materials, take practice tests, and receive feedback from tutors, as well as identify areas of weakness and address them.
However, the amount of time needed to prepare for the BMAT exam can vary depending on the individual's prior knowledge and experience. Students who are already familiar with the exam content and have a strong academic background may require less time to prepare.
Ultimately, the amount of time needed to prepare for the BMAT exam will depend on the individual's abilities, experience, and learning style. It is important to assess your own abilities and give yourself enough time to prepare before taking the exam.
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