The BMAT Singapore Guide
BMAT Singapore – What is it and why take it? The Singapore BMAT is a test that applicants must take if they wish to study at universities located in Singapore. It is intended to help them assess the critical abilities of applicants to be a successful medical student.
BMAT 2018 Key Dates and Results
BMAT 2018: All About this Year’s Exam Process and Results. By now, most of you should have already received your results from the BMAT 2018 exam. So, how did you do? Firstly, to those who have done amazingly well on their BMAT results – congratulations! For those, who didn’t quite meet the grades, don’t worry. There are a lot of options out there.
2018 BMAT Results Explained
The BMAT 2018 results are out, so you can finally see how you compare to other candidates this year. The BMAT 2018 results, like every year, are graded on a scale of 1.0 to 9.0. 1.0 is low and 9.0 is high. Therefore, the test must be very difficult to get a high score.
Leeds BMAT: How do they use your score?
How does Leeds use the BMAT Cut Off? Different medical schools use BMAT scores differently in their admissions, but what is the Leeds BMAT cut off and how is it used?
How does UCL use your BMAT score?
The BMAT will be sat on the 18th October 2022 rather than the usual first week of November. The test has also changed to pen
Is Physics A-level Needed for The BMAT?
A lot of people have questions about the BMAT, in particular the science section, regarding what you need to know and study. One of the 3 sections of the BMAT is a half-an-hour GCSE science question section, with some of the questions being Physics questions.