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Laura B -
University of Bristol
Laura is in her 5th year teaching with Kaplan, teaching a variety of admissions tests with the focus on medical admissions. She has a BSc(hons) Biological Science from the University of Reading and a wealth of experience working in the pharmaceutical industry before beginning her career in medicine at the University of Bristol where she is now in her 4th year of study. Laura remembers her first experience or UCAT being a daunting experience and looks forward to sharing her lessons learnt with all the areas of admissions and previous experience to help you achieve your goals!
Rohin A -
University of Oxford
Rohin is a medical student at Oxford and decided to teach UCAT courses for Kaplan a few years ago with the aim of helping students through this tough phase in the application process. He scored 815 on his UCAT test in 2013, and is involved in the delivery of the new Kaplan Future Doctors Channel. At Oxford, he is a member of the student medical society committee.
"The most important part of any exam is technique and this is especially true in the case of the UCAT, since the focus is not on curriculum content, but skill, pace and mental agility."
Shakira F -
King’s College London
Shakira is a final year medical student at King’s College London, and has a BSc in Psychology. She has a special interest in Paediatrics and Emergency Medicine, with a further interest in medical education. She is also involved in interviewing prospective medical students for King’s College London. She has been teaching at Kaplan for a few years and achieved a UCAT score of 778. As a previous Kaplan student herself, she believes the guidance and confidence that the Kaplan course gave her enabled her to be in the best possible position for her medical school applications.
"Where possible, it's best to sit your UCAT before the new academic year in September. This means when you start back at school you can focus your attention on the other important aspects of your university application. "
Nikhil A -
Imperial College
Nikhil is a junior doctor and previous medical school student at Imperial College London, who has been taught Kaplan UCAT and BMAT course for many years. As an experienced UCAT teacher, and a previous Kaplan UCAT student himself, he highlights that although it's often said that you can't revise for these tests, you most certainly can and should. "Kaplan is continually expanding and editing the material to keep up to date with all the changes on the test, and to make practice material as useful as possible".
"It's good to be organised: have a timetable of important dates and try to book the UCAT early so that there is enough time to focus on the exams."
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