The Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) is a standardized test used to
assess the academic ability of students seeking admission to graduate-entry medical programs in
Australia, Ireland, and the UK. The test measures a range of skills, including critical thinking,
problem-solving, and analytical writing.
The GAMSAT is a computer-based test that is offered twice a year, typically in March and
September. It consists of three sections:
1. Reasoning in Humanities and Social Sciences: This section measures your ability to analyze, interpret,
and understand written and visual information from a variety of sources.
2. Written Communication: This section assesses your ability to write effectively and coherently, using
correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
3. Reasoning in Biological and Physical Sciences: This section tests your knowledge of the basic
principles of biology, chemistry, and physics, and your ability to apply this knowledge to solve
complex problems.