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Preparation courses

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  • 07-07-2020 1:34pm
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    Banaba
    Registered Users Posts: 159 ✭✭


    Hi all. Just wondering has anyone here or heard of anyone who attended the grad med course in dublin usually held in January and if so did they find them helpful? Or even any other online courses, I am interested to hear thanks


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    markocokram
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭markocokram


    Yeah I did it this year. Came from a non science background and felt very well prepared having done the course. The teachers are all nice people to deal with and will do their best to help you.


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    Banaba
    Registered Users Posts: 159 ✭✭Banaba


    markocokram wrote: »
    Yeah I did it this year. Came from a non science background and felt very well prepared having done the course. The teachers are all nice people to deal with and will do their best to help you.


    Did you get the score you wanted in mays gamsat?

    Also did you do the full course or just the science part of the course?


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    garret03teeg
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭garret03teeg


    I didn't come from a science background and couldn't afford any of the courses.

    If you're worried about that, I got a great deal on adverts for 10€ for gamsat material, including gradmed stuff. I just organised a good study timetable, used the material as well as doing some outside reading, Kahn academy and youtube.


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    viperventoux
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭viperventoux


    Im looking at 2021 sitting and currently trying to work up a study timetable. I work from home and have about 3-4hrs a day were I can graft away and study. Im from the humanities (PhD) myself so S3 is my weak spot. Any advice planning wise?

    Laying out an effective timetable?


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