Quantitative Reasoning (QR) is one of the most misunderstood sections of the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) . Many students assume it’s about hard maths — but that’s not true. In this video, I explain how I scored 900/900 in UCAT Quantitative Reasoning , why QR is actually a manageable section , and the practical strategy you can apply to improve your own score. I received unbonded Medicine offers from UNSW and Monash , and I’m currently studying Medicine at Monash University . I’ve been through the UCAT process myself — so this advice is realistic, tested, and proven .

Bond Medicine Admissions Process Explained Bond Medicine uses a step-by-step elimination process . Each stage is independently assessed — scores do not carry forward. Quick Summary ATAR → decides who is invited to the Psychometric Test Psychometric Test → decides who is invited to the MMI interview MMI interview → decides the final offer STEP 1 ATAR (Academic Screening) Your ATAR has one role only: to decide who receives a Psychometric Test invitation. ATAR is assessed on its own No interview / personal statement is considered at this stage Once you progress, ATAR is no longer used STEP 2 Psychometric Test ~800 candidates are invited. Your test result alone determines who progresses to the MMI. ATAR is not considered after this point Focus ...

University of Queensland — MD (Provisional Entry) Update For current Year 12 applicants. UCAT required • Interview required • Herston & St Lucia campuses Course Code: 721302 Start: Feb 2026  •  Internal, Full-time Offer Round: 15 Jan 2026 ⚠️ Not Satisfied  — If you see this on your portal, it often means thresholds or ranking weren’t met in this round. Check QTAC / Portal Status Contact UQ Admissions Seeing “Not Satisfied” doesn’t always equal a final rejection—waitlist movement can occur if places free up. Ensure UCAT/ATAR data was received correctly and monitor email updates. This post summarises an applicant-facing notice for the 2026 intake.

🩺 University of Adelaide — 2026 Medicine & Dentistry Interview Eligibility Update 📅 Posted: 23 October 2025  |  🔗 University of Adelaide Admissions Portal 🎓 Programs: Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine (BMBS/MD), Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), Bachelor of Oral Health (BOH) 📢 Important Update From 10:00 am (Adelaide time), Thursday 23 October 2025 , applicants can log in to the Admissions@Adelaide Portal to check whether they’ve progressed to the interview stage for the 2026 intake. If you are eligible, you’ll be able to book your interview directly through the portal once it opens. The portal will remain closed until 10:00 am . Attempting to log in earlier will show an error message . Early access requests via email will not be responded to . 📧 For queries after the portal opens, contact: uaapplications@adelaide.ed...

Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD) at Monash University 2026 Direct Entry Update ✨ Monash University continues to be one of the most competitive pathways into Medicine in Australia. For the 2026 Direct Entry intake , the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD) program remains highly sought after. From a total domestic applicant pool of 3,689 students who completed the UCAT ANZ 2025 —an increase of 5.5% compared to the previous year —only 636 interview places are available. These interviews will compete for around 234 domestic places in the 2026 Direct Entry program. 🩺 The Monash MD is one of the few undergraduate-entry medicine programs in Australia, offering a seamless five-year pathway from high school to the Doctor of Medicine degree. Successful candidates are selected based on a combination of UCAT ANZ performance , academic achievement (ATAR) , and...

Are you preparing for the 2025 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)? Want to improve your problem-solving skills and understand the best strategies for tackling challenging math questions? You’re in the right place! In my latest video, I go through the 2024 AMC Junior exam solutions, explaining each question step by step. Whether you're a student aiming for a High Distinction or simply love solving math problems, this video will help you sharpen your skills and boost your confidence. Click the link below to watch the full video and follow along with the solutions: