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Differences to 2012 GAMSAT

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  • 01-03-2012 1:15pm
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    whatsthecraic
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    The main difference I note is that you can't bring in a calculator to this years exam. In some of the sample papers, some of the questions can have some maths that would be very time consuming without a calculator. What do people think? Will there just be less of these questions this year?

    Any other changes people have seen?


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    Biologic
    Registered Users Posts: 383 ✭✭Biologic


    whatsthecraic wrote: »
    The main difference I note is that you can't bring in a calculator to this years exam. In some of the sample papers, some of the questions can have some maths that would be very time consuming without a calculator. What do people think? Will there just be less of these questions this year?

    Any other changes people have seen?

    I thought this was always the case? I'm pretty sure we weren't allowed use calculators in 2010. I really don't think they're needed. The answer choices are never so close that you need the precision of a calculator to decide between them.


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    whatsthecraic
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭whatsthecraic


    From what I can see, some of the gradmed papers are throwing in natural logs and stuff like that, can be fairly confusing whenever you see them!


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    eimear25
    Registered Users Posts: 11 ✭eimear25


    just wondering is anyone out there attempting practice exams? i have done two and in section 3 i am scoring very low and not even getting it finished on time. scary stuff. are those exams an indicator of the real thing?


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