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64% of medical school applications in the UK are rejected without being read. The #1 reason? LOW GAMSAT SCORES. Fear not – with the help of a Medic Mind Tutor, your GAMSAT score can improve to OVER 65.
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You might be doing 1000s of GAMSAT questions but not improving. Our tutors will transform your GAMSAT technique.
We teach you section-specific strategies to speed up your GAMSAT technique by 37% on average.
All our GAMSAT tutors have scored in the top 10% of the exam and are experienced teachers with proven GAMSAT success.
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We keep parents and students in the loop, with regular progress reports, GAMSAT revision tips and homework plans.
We know how important marking essays is in the GAMSAT so this is integrated into all our GAMSAT tutoring packages for you.
We'll help you build a structured revision plan to improve your scores and get you into medical school.
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20-40 Hours
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After your consultation, we consider everything you’re looking for - from location to prospective universities, and find the right GAMSAT tutor. All of them have:
Your GAMSAT tutor will develop a personalised lesson plan for you based on the time until your test, the GAMSAT scores you are getting and your weak areas.
If you work hard and invest time into lessons, we'll give you the maximum possible chance to score above 65
Thanks to research conducted by Leeds University, it was found that online tutoring can significantly improve the grades of a student and their performance in aptitude exams. The GAMSAT is no exception to this rule.
All hours booked can be used flexibly between GAMSAT, Interview + UCAT over the next 15 months and shared between friends and family.
Hello, My Name is Robyn and I’ve just completed Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Nottingham and and I employed as a resident doctor. I interviewed at 4 different universities; Nottingham, St Georges, Swansea and Ulster, securing offers from all 4 of them. My First degree was in Genetics (BSc Hons) from the University of York Followed by a graduate diploma in law from BPP University.
Prior to my current Degree, I spent 5 years working in an FTSE 100 corporate environment completing Project management Qualifications and then Joining Deloitte to work as a Management Consultant. I have a wealth of interview experience in a variety of different settings having done both corporate and Academic interviews. I was also a member of the UK army reserves taking on the role of a Combat Medic, this has given me a clinical understanding and knowledge that has benefited me during my medical degree and that I would love to pass on to others.
I have a strong academic background in science having completed A levels in all the Sciences and an AS level in maths and then pursuing a degree in genetics. While completing my degree I competed in a Genetic engineering competition hosted by MIT and received a Bronze and a Gold medal in their respective years. most recently I sat GAMSAT and UCAT. GAMSAT is the graduate entry to medicine test and contains 3 sections, English, Essay writing and Science, the minimum cutoff for entry is 50 in each section and I scored 63, 63, and 68 respectively. The Science section contains Degree level Biology, Chemistry, Physics and maths and requires High-level data interpretation.
I have experience working with children with additional needs such as Autism, ADHD and Dyslexia and would be happy to work with/tutor anyone with additional needs.
Hello, I’m Talhah Bin-Islam—a highly driven biomedical science graduate preparing to begin Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Nottingham. I am deeply passionate about education, academic excellence, and mentoring the next generation of achievers. I have extensive tutoring experience across a wide range of subjects, supporting students from 11+, KS2, KS3, GCSE, A-Level, and beyond. I also specialize in university preparation, including medical school applications at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
My approach is not just about delivering knowledge but building strategic thinking, resilience, and long-term success. I believe in creating high-impact results by tailoring learning to each student’s aspirations. With a strong foundation in medicine, education, and personal development, I bring energy, precision, and ambition to every session. I am committed to helping every student unlock their full potential and push beyond what they believe is possible.
Hi, I’m Patrick, a GAMSAT/UCAT tutor and final year medical student at the University of Queensland with over 7 years of tutoring experience helping students get into medical school having excelled in these exams myself in the past
I believe that each student is different and requires a unique approach and plan to any exam. Our sessions will be personalised with this in mind and based on your individual circumstances.
Over my 7 years of tutoring, many of my students have achieved their ultimate goal gaining admission into UNSW, USyd, UQ, UoA and JCU.
Results 2024:
UCAT: 4 students achieved above 3400/3600
GAMSAT: 9 students achieved above 75 overall
Results 2025
UCAT: 7 students above 2450/2700
GAMSAT: 12 students above 75 overall
My results for each exam
UCAT 3390/3600 (VR: 760 DM: 890, QR: 900, AR: 840, SJT – Band 1)
GAMSAT 85 (S1: 68, S2: 84, S3: 93)
Hi! I am a current fourth year medical student and have previously completed a degree in Neuroscience prior to starting medical school. I have extensive experience in tutoring students for exams and languages, but also for medical school interviews, particularly MMIs. I am very passionate about teaching and helping students achieve their goals. Interviews can be challenging and nerve wracking, but I hope to be a great mentor and guide students through the process.
I have been very fortunate to work in learning environments both privately and within schools. I have also had the privilege of teaching a wide age range, which I believe has made my communication style very adaptive and accommodating for students I have tutored previously. In my past experiences as a tutor for interviews, I have found that everyone has different ways of answering various questions, and being able to learn from a vast range of enthusiastic students has been very enjoyable.
I’m a full-time private tutor with an extensive background in maths and data tech. I’ve been tutoring/taught for over twelve years, and worked in the data tech industry for six years. My academic background is from Sussex University. I completed my MMath degree with a 1st class honours in 2014 writing my dissertation on Bochner-Riesz summability and Strichartz estimates. I then completed my PhD in maths in 2019 under the Hirschfeld scholarship passing with minor corrections (2019); my thesis was titled “Topics in Geometric and Harmonic Analysis on Symmetric Spaces and Lie Groups”. I started tutoring as an A-level assistant at school helping GCSE students with maths work in the classroom. I picked it up again as a university undergraduate as a convenient way to fund my studies. I quickly realised that I had a knack for tutoring being able to get the best out of my students and consequently help them achieve their goals. Tutoring has since become my passion. From that point, I’ve had a range of tutoring positions including acting as a classroom assistant in a local school, one-on-one tutoring online and in person, leading university workshops, marking homework, being a university examiner, delivering lectures at universities, and leading technical training in industry. My PhD further enhanced my tutoring. I had regular contact with my research supervisor who had a remarkable ability to explain complex maths concepts in a simplified way unfolding the concepts as if he was telling a story. I integrated this into my tutoring technique. I constantly strive to develop this skill further and pass it onto my students to engender their enthusiasm. I entered the workforce following the completion of my PhD as a data specialist working in tech and applying maths to solve machine learning problems. An example was acting as an intermediary translating academic mathematical models into Python and PySpark code to improve the computation of aggregate functions. I continued teaching responsibilities being responsible for training work colleagues in data engineering skills and advanced machine learning. I’m now a full time tutor after spending six years in data tech. I have expanded my tutoring portfolio into further areas including: computer science, data engineering/science best practices, dissertation advice, maths entrance exams, mechanics, university application assistance, Python/SQL pair programming, statistics, and test preparation.