Everything within this guide is build on the idea that the GAMSAT is a specific test of your problem solving and writing abilities, and that these required skills can be learnt via a strategic mindset and consistent practice. We believe that this can only be achieved through a realistic study plan that is unique to your context and goals.

This guide comprehensively outlines an approach, plan, and strategies for every section.

It establishes what the GAMSAT assesses in each section and why, outlines the importance of critical thinking and problem solving for the test, helps you identify your personal areas of strength and weakness in each section, and then leads you to develop a study plan that is personalised to your goals.

This guide also outlines recommended section-specific study strategies, examines how each section is constructed, and uses this to outline how to approach each section based on your current skill level and goals.

It also introduces positive psychology and performance mindset techniques to enhance your study, organisation and study tools, a series of reflective and goal-setting activities, as well as instructions and associated templates to effectively reflect on and track your study progress.

The Game Plan Guide:

The Game Plan Guide is designed to be a one-stop-shop for GAMSAT strategy, diagnosing your specific strengths and weaknesses, planning your study effectively, providing you with specific activities and resources to complete study for each section, and refining your performance/time management/exam skills. 

Creating this guide was based on a strong observation that the majority of students have major issues in their approach, understanding, strategy, and study methods for the entire exam that underpin their section-specific technique/question issues. Hence, the Game Plan Guide is designed to iron out any of these foundational concerns and build a rock-solid baseline before distracting students with drilling down into section-specific techniques.

Section 3 Guide:

In contrast, the S3 guide is designed for students with a particular weakness in S3 to understand the ins and outs of a problem solving strategy, learn a reproducible framework for problem solving questions, deconstruct different question types, and then provide examples for how to address these different question types. 

It functions to detail the specifics of how to answer questions, whilst the Game Plan Guide details the specifics of how to organise your study and approach the sections (with the Game Plan Guide also addressing S1 + S2!).

Together, the two guides will have you absolutely sorted for your GAMSAT study.

The only reason we've released the section guides separately to the Game Plan Guide is because it's easier for students to digest the different levels of information. 

No.

As the GAMSAT is a complex psychometric exam, we believe it is unethical to create or provide practice questions, as they will never be able to emulate those made by ACER.

To complete this guide you will need a copy of the Des O’Neill 2014 books, and ACER’s practice materials.

Rather than construct practice questions, we provide numerous templates and resources to help you make the most of the good practice questions that you already have access to.

We founded No Bullshit GAMSAT because we were doing private GAMSAT tutoring and weren’t happy with the cost barrier that it involved.

We felt there must be a way to deliver the same transformative insights to students, but at a much lower cost.

Thus, the Game Plan Guide was born!

It contains information and resources equivalent to more than $400 of private tutoring sessions, but we’ve slashed the price to make it as accessible as we possibly can, whilst still meeting running costs.

Wins all round!

The Game Plan Guide was written and developed by Lexi, a 99th percentile GAMSAT scorer, current medical student, experienced skill-based GAMSAT tutor, and founder of No Bullshit GAMSAT.

Outside of the GAMSAT world, Lexi has experience as an advocate for education equity and works as a tutor and mentor for young people with ADHD. These experiences help make her approach to the GAMSAT creative, realistic, positive, and accessible.

She used this experience of empowering others, and combined it with her personal GAMSAT successes, to hand pick the best advice, tools, and approaches to create one invaluable GAMSAT Game Plan Guide.

The guide is online and text-based, with some videos and images. It comes with an associated interactive online workbook.

The guide is delivered through a secure interactive platform, Thinkific.

All payments and signups are processed through Thinkific and Stripe. After purchase, you will be prompted to make a Thinkific account, allowing you to access the guide directly.

The associated workbook, activities, and templates are delivered via Notion. Access to the workbook is linked via the guide.

You have access to the guide for 1 year.

This includes access to any and all updates over the year.

However, you have access to your workbook forever, which will contain all templates, activities, personal notes, and tools. AKA, everything you’ll need to actually study.

TL;DR: The Game Plan Guide may only be with you for a year, but the skills you’ll learn will stick around for life.

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