ACER Practice Test Score

[pi]

Also, I read somewhere on an article that as a general rule of thumb, raw scores of 36, 35 and 33 ( as a minimum) for Sections 1,2 and 3 respectively are required for an interview at Monash. However, I'd probably take this information with a pinch of salt, as exam difficulty tends to fluctuate significantly and raw scores are not a good indication of performance.

Oh crap


There go my hopes, as I think the practice ones are usually easier than the actual (past ppl telling me)

[simon_93]

Also, I read somewhere on an article that as a general rule of thumb, raw scores of 36, 35 and 33 ( as a minimum) for Sections 1,2 and 3 respectively are required for an interview at Monash. However, I'd probably take this information with a pinch of salt, as exam difficulty tends to fluctuate significantly and raw scores are not a good indication of performance.

Oh crap


There go my hopes, as I think the practice ones are usually easier than the actual (past ppl telling me)

I wouldn't worry about it too much If I were you. In the end, it really just comes down to how confident, calm and collected you are on exam day. One often overlooked function of the UMAT is to test how well students cope under immense pressure. That, more than anything else on the actual exam paper, is what I believe the UMAT is all about. From what I've heard, the first few years of medical school are long and arduous. Working as an intern, things don't exactly take a turn for the better, as the stress and workload is extraordinarily heavy. Coping with pressure and expectations is all part of a doctor's job and the UMAT helps to ensure that selected candidates do not crash and burn in Uni or further on down the track.

It's a shame that so many people's career dreams are shattered by this one silly exam

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[Graphite]

Ah Simon! Knew you'd ace them! This guy is pro at UMAT

[Romperait]

as a general rule of thumb, raw scores of 36, 35 and 33 ( as a minimum) for Sections 1,2 and 3 respectively are required for an interview at Monash.

Just so that people don't feel overwhelmed by the complete idiocy of this statement, this is untrue so don't lose confidence in your own abilities going into this test.

[Thu Thu Train]

Also, I read somewhere on an article that as a general rule of thumb, raw scores of 36, 35 and 33 ( as a minimum) for Sections 1,2 and 3 respectively are required for an interview at Monash. However, I'd probably take this information with a pinch of salt, as exam difficulty tends to fluctuate significantly and raw scores are not a good indication of performance.

Stop spreading bullshit please unless you can cite a source.

[simon_93]

Wow, I didn't know people were so aggressive on this forum
As I said previously, people should take the information I provided with a pinch of salt. I am a student. I haven't sat the UMAT before. I haven't had prior experiences with this type of test. All I am trying to do here is to pass on some information for the sake of others. The information I provided isn't even that unreasonable in the context of things. Monash requires an overall percentile ( compared to others sitting the test) of approximately 93%, so having to perform exceptionally well is the reality that we face.

In any case, sorry if I have offended you or damaged your confidence

[pi]

OK, just did #2, just a tip: don't eat 3 slices of pizza half-way though S2

39/44 (some lucky guesses, I'll admit to that)
35/40
33/38

Happy a little improvement happened.

S1 was much longer, had to guess a few at the end. I hope the real deal won't be much longer (bloody rigid row-column question!)

[Russ]

Wow, I didn't know people were so aggressive on this forum

They're not usually, I'm surprised people got so aggressive over that because I didn't see much wrong with it.

[pi]

Wow, I didn't know people were so aggressive on this forum

They're not usually, I'm surprised people got so aggressive over that because I didn't see much wrong with it.

a lot of -1-ing too

[jane1234]

Wow, I didn't know people were so aggressive on this forum

They're not usually, I'm surprised people got so aggressive over that because I didn't see much wrong with it.

a lot of -1-ing too

I'm thinking it's because everyone is so stressed about the UMAT...

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[luken93]

Wow, I didn't know people were so aggressive on this forum

They're not usually, I'm surprised people got so aggressive over that because I didn't see much wrong with it.

a lot of -1-ing too

I'm thinking it's because everyone is so stressed about the UMAT...

Yeah, I don't really mind, but I can see where people are coming from - you're almost crushing their dreams in a sense.

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[Chromeo33]

Just out of curiosity, is anyone doing any study for their subjects?

Like, I've doing nothing but UMAT prep this weekend, and I've got a couple of SACs due this week FML


*FMUMAT

[pi]

Just out of curiosity, is anyone doing any study for their subjects?

Like, I've doing nothing but UMAT prep this weekend, and I've got a couple of SACs due this week FML

Spesh + english only atm

[tony3272]

I just did some practice exams for methods and some spesh and english work. (still haven't started unit 4 physics yet, it's so boring)

[funkyducky]

Just out of curiosity, is anyone doing any study for their subjects?

Like, I've doing nothing but UMAT prep this weekend, and I've got a couple of SACs due this week FML


*FMUMAT

I have a spesh sac and an english sac tomorrow :S haven't done any UMAT this weekend as a result.