Product Description

The BMAT (BioMedical Admissions Tests) is used at Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College, UCL, and Royal Veterinary College. It is a subject specific admissions test taken by applicants to certain medicine, veterinary science and related courses, such as pharmacology, psychological sciences and biomedical science. How to Pass the BMAT provides practice tests for the aptitude and skills multiple choice, scientific knowledge and application multiple choice, and writing task. With BMAT testing increasing because of the inability to differentiate between students with too many A grades, this book provides invaluable practice and will help you to stand out form the crowd and get the place you want.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #139223 in Books
• Published on: 2009-09-03
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

From the Back Cover

how to master the bmat

unbeatable preparation for success in the biomedical admissions test

 

            •over 250 practice questions with answers

            and detailed explanations

            •knowledge booster sections and

            diagnostic tests

            •revision of key skills in science,

            maths and writing

 

 

chris tyreman

 

how to master the bmat

chris tyreman

 

how to master the bmat

unbeatable preparation for success in the

biomedical admissions test

 

the bmat combines aptitude tests with an assessment of scientific knowledge, reasoning and writing skills. it provides an in-depth description of candidates’ strengths and weaknesses allowing admissions officers to use the information to select the best students. preparation is essential if you are to sit the bmat with confidence, familiar with the test and happy that you can achieve the standard required.

 

how to master the bmat will help you to maximize your bmat test score in the shortest time possible with the least effort. with over 250 practice questions and three mock tests, it focuses on core knowledge in six key areas:

 

•           aptitude and skills;

•           maths;

•           physics;

•           chemistry;

•           biology;

•           writing tasks.

 

at the end of each section, a set of review questions enables you to identify and improve your weak areas before you sit the test, then once you are ready you can complete the practice papers that reflect the bmat test. ca

About the Author
Chris Tyreman is a practising nurse who has taught numeracy and literacy skills to adults via distance learning and evening classes. He the author, among others, of How to Master Nursing Calculations and How to Pass the QTS Numeracy Skills Tests (also Kogan Page).