GAMSAT tutors who scored in the top decile

Every GAMSAT tutor on our team has personally sat the GAMSAT and scored in the top decile. None of our GAMSAT tutoring is delivered by general A-level tutors learning the exam on the job.

Section 3 is taught by tutors who sat S3 themselves, not by chemistry tutors who have not seen an ACER paper. Section 2 is marked by tutors trained on ACER's marking rubric, not on UK essay conventions.

Most students take 10 hours, which is enough to cover all three sections, mark two essays and review at least one timed mock. Non-science graduates often go to 15 hours so we can rebuild Section 3 chemistry, biology and physics from first principles.

Five hours is best as a targeted top-up: for instance if you are strong on Section 1 and 3 but want focused Section 2 marking, or if you sat the GAMSAT before and need to fix one section.

Our 1-1 GAMSAT tutoring starts at £399 for five hours (£80/hour), £749 for ten hours (£75/hour) and £999 for fifteen hours (£67/hour). All packages include essay marking, a written revision plan and WhatsApp access to your tutor.

There are no hidden fees. The price covers your lessons, your plan, your essay marking and your mock debriefs.

All of our GAMSAT coaching is online. Sessions run on Zoom or Google Meet with screen-share, a shared whiteboard for Section 3 working, and recorded notes you keep after the lesson.

Online means we can match you with the right GAMSAT specialist regardless of location, instead of restricting you to whoever happens to live near you. Most of our top GAMSAT tutors are not in London.

We are confident that the top-decile-GAMSAT-only hiring policy, doctor-led mentoring, ACER-aligned essay marking and money-back guarantee put us at the top of the UK market. We have over 550 five-star reviews and have helped students into graduate medicine across the UK, Ireland and Australia since 2012.

We would rather earn your trust on a free 15-minute strategy call than make broader claims. Book the call and judge for yourself.

Our model is 1-1 tutoring rather than a fixed group course, because the GAMSAT punishes generic preparation. Section 3 needs are very different for a biomed graduate vs a history graduate, and Section 2 essays only improve when they are individually marked.

If you want course-style structure plus 1-1, the 10-hour and 15-hour packages give you a written, week-by-week plan that mirrors a structured GAMSAT course.

Yes. Section 3 is the heaviest-weighted section (50% of the Overall) and is the section we are most often booked to teach. Our Section 3 tutors are scientists or doctors who scored 70+ in S3.

We rebuild the chemistry first (organic mechanisms, equilibria, acid-base, thermodynamics), then physics (mechanics, electricity, waves) and finally biology applied to novel stimuli. Then we drill timing.

Yes. Section 2 is two essays marked against ACER's three criteria: Thought and Content, Organisation, and Expression. We teach a structure that consistently scores in the top quartile and mark each submitted essay line-by-line.

The 10-hour package includes two marked essays; the 15-hour package includes up to four. Extra essays beyond the package can be marked at the same per-hour rate.

Yes. Section 1 catches strong applicants out because the questions test inference, not recall. We teach the active-reading framework, the inference vs assumption distinction, and run timed unit drills.

Section 1 prep tends to need fewer hours than Section 3 but more than students expect. A typical 10-hour package allocates 2 to 3 hours to Section 1, with daily practice between sessions.

Yes, and it is the case we plan around most carefully. Non-science graduates can score very well on the GAMSAT, but Section 3 needs to be rebuilt from A-level foundations.

We typically recommend 15 hours for non-science graduates: 8 to 10 hours on Section 3 sciences, 3 to 4 on Section 2 essay marking and 2 on Section 1 strategy.

Yes. We tutor GAMSAT candidates in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE, India, Malaysia and across Europe. All sessions are online and we match the lesson time to your local time zone.

Australian applicants typically prep across both March and September sittings; Irish applicants use the September UK sitting (and sometimes the March one) to apply through the CAO graduate-medicine route.

Because lessons are online we cover every city: GAMSAT tutors in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge, Reading, Chelmsford and elsewhere.

Going online means you are matched on quality of GAMSAT tutor rather than postcode. The best GAMSAT tutors in the UK are not all in London.

On your free strategy call we ask about your degree background, target schools, test date and any prior GAMSAT score. We then assign a GAMSAT tutor whose own background and teaching style is the strongest match.

If the match is not right after the first session, we rematch you free of charge and refund the remaining hours if you prefer.

Three to six months for most candidates. Science graduates aiming for an Overall above 65 typically need three to four months of part-time prep. Non-science graduates need closer to six months, with the first eight to twelve weeks spent on Section 3 content before timed practice begins.

We build your tutoring plan around the time you actually have, not a generic schedule.

Most UK graduate-entry medicine schools want an Overall Score of 60 to 65 with no individual section below 50. Competitive applicants typically present 65 to 70+.

Cut-offs move year to year, so use them as a target rather than a guarantee. We will share each school's most recent published GAMSAT threshold on your free strategy call.

The GAMSAT runs in March and September each year. UK applicants for graduate-entry medicine starting the following September can use either sitting, but many schools prefer (or require) the most recent sitting.

If your degree is finishing in June, the March GAMSAT is usually the best balance: it gives you time to apply that October without your score expiring.

All hours are transferable. Unused GAMSAT tutoring hours can be moved to UCAT tutoring, BMAT tutoring, personal statement reviews or medicine and dental interview tutoring at no extra cost.

Hours stay valid for 12 months from purchase.

We offer a free 15-minute GAMSAT strategy call with a doctor or dentist. On it we map your sections of strength and weakness, recommend an honest number of hours and answer any GAMSAT or graduate-medicine questions.

Free strategy calls are limited to genuine applicants, not a sales pitch. If you do not need tutoring we will tell you so.

Yes. If you have already done your prep and just need expert eyes on your Section 2 essays, our five-hour package can be used entirely for essay marking and feedback sessions.

Each essay is marked against ACER's three criteria with line-by-line edits and a written rubric showing how to lift your band.

Yes. Many of our students apply to graduate medicine through both GAMSAT and UCAT routes and need help across both exams plus personal statement and interview. Our Ultimate Package bundles all of this in one mentor-led plan.

On your strategy call we will recommend either pure GAMSAT tutoring or the full Ultimate Package depending on the routes you are taking.

Yes. Our 10-hour and 15-hour packages are run as structured GAMSAT preparation courses (UK), delivered fully online. Each course follows a written week-by-week plan covering Section 1, 2 and 3, with marked essays, mock papers and a test-day rehearsal.

Both courses are private 1-1, not group classes. That is deliberate: GAMSAT preparation courses run in groups cannot rebuild Section 3 chemistry for a humanities graduate at the same pace as a biomed graduate.

Yes. The 10-hour course can be compressed into a 3-week GAMSAT intensive course before the March or September sitting. The 15-hour course works as a 4 to 6-week intensive that rebuilds Section 3 sciences alongside Section 1 and 2.

We do not recommend cramming GAMSAT prep into under 14 days unless you have an unusually strong sciences base. The exam rewards deliberate practice, not last-minute volume.

In practice they are the same thing. 'GAMSAT tuition' is the term used in UK and Irish university contexts; 'GAMSAT tutoring' is the term used in Australia, North America and the wider private market. Both describe paid 1-1 instruction in the GAMSAT.

Our 5, 10 and 15-hour packages are private 1-1 GAMSAT tuition: same tutor, same plan, same essay marking, whichever word you prefer.

Yes. We tutor Indian applicants targeting UK, Irish and Australian graduate-entry medicine through the GAMSAT. Sessions run live online on IST evenings and weekends, with the same top-decile UK GAMSAT tutors you would be matched with from London.

Indian applicants typically pick our 10 or 15-hour preparation course and split the hours across both March and September sittings.

Yes. Our GAMSAT ANZ tutors support applicants in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart and across regional Australia. We also cover New Zealand applicants targeting the University of Auckland. Lessons run on AEST, AWST and NZST.

Australian applicants typically prepare across both the March and September sittings, with Section 3 chemistry being the most-booked focus.

Yes. Section 1 has its own technique stack (active reading, inference vs assumption, tone and bias detection) and we assign an S1 specialist tutor on every 10 and 15-hour course. Section 1 tuition typically takes 2 to 4 hours of your overall package.

Standalone S1 tutoring is available within the 5-hour package if your other sections are already strong.

The GAMSAT runs twice a year: a March sitting and a September sitting. UK registration for the September sitting typically opens in May and closes in mid-July; March registration opens the previous October. Always confirm dates and fees against the official ACER site (gamsat.acer.org) before you book.

The 5, 10 and 15-hour courses are deliberately sized to fit cleanly into either window.

The GAMSAT is a content-heavy 5-hour graduate-entry exam with humanities reasoning (S1), essays (S2) and biological + physical sciences (S3). The UCAT is a 2-hour cognitive aptitude test with no science content, used widely at undergraduate level and at many graduate-entry routes.

Most UK graduate medicine applicants pick a primary route (GAMSAT or UCAT) but apply through both where school requirements allow. We tutor both and will help you map the route on your free strategy call.