UKCAT for dummies by Chopdar, Chris, Burton, Neil instant download

UKCAT for dummies by Chopdar, Chris, Burton, Neil instant download

1 online resource, Dr Chris Chopdar and Dr Neel Burton are the founders and directors of Get into Medical School (getintomedicalschool.org) an organisation serving individuals aspiring to study medicine. Dr Chopdar studied at Lincoln College, Oxford. In addition to his work at GeMS, he also works as an independent psychiatrist and life coach. Dr Burton trained at Guy's, King's and St. Thomas' School of Medicine in London. He specialised in psychiatry in Oxford, where he regularly tutors medical students. He is the author of two medical textbooks and has won the British Medical Association Young Au, Print version record, UKCAT For Dummies®; Contents at a Glance; Table of Contents; Introduction; About This Book; Conventions Used in This Book; What You're Not to Read; Foolish Assumptions; How This Book is Organised; Icons Used in This Book; Where to Go from Here; Part I: Understanding UKCAT; Chapter 1: The UKCAT and University; Looking at the Lifestyle; Applying to Read Medicine or Dentistry; Chapter 2: Dissecting UKCAT; Exploring the Origins of UKCAT; Sitting the UKCAT; Deconstructing UKCAT; Chapter 3: Taking Tests: UKCAT Strategies that Work; Organising Yourself; Dealing with Distractions, Focusing on Your Weakest SkillsPractising Taking Tests; Staying Healthy; Arriving for the Test; Part II: Examining the Subtests; Chapter 4: Reading Between the Lines: The Verbal Reasoning Subtest; Fathoming the Format of the Verbal Reasoning Subtest; Preparing for Success in the Verbal Reasoning Subtest; Working Efficiently on Test Day; Practising Verbal Reasoning; Chapter 5: Making Things Add Up: The Quantitative Reasoning Subtest; Finding Out the Format of the Quantitative Reasoning Subtest; Preparing for Success in the Quantitative Reasoning Subtest; Working Well on Test Day, Practising Quantitative ReasoningChapter 6: Looking at Pretty Patterns: The Abstract Reasoning Subtest; Figuring Out the Format of the Abstract Reasoning Subtest; Working Out Patterns in the Abstract…