Manoj Arachige MD BMedSc is the founder of KIS Academics. He's a 99.95 scorer and a doctor by trade. Hailing from Melbourne, he's tutored for over 7 years and hired more than 100 of KIS's first tutors
Key Lesson: Do your research early (whilst you are still in Grade 12) and apply for every scholarship you can â it is more than worth your time!
English can be confusing to study for since the exam isnât as âstraightforwardâ as subjects like maths or science. Hereâs my advice on how to make it all a little bit easier!
The majority of us get to our final years of school and are confronted with the big question, what should I do after I graduate high school?
Practice essays are important. But you need to actually use them in order to make the âpractice makes perfectâ stand true to its words.
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Selective schools accept students based on their academic performance on a standardised exam â the âentrance examâ. The exam assesses a range of skills across various disciplines in order to identify the highest-performing students in each cohort.
In Queensland, there are 4 universities offering medical degrees: Bond, Griffith (there are 3 options to study medicine at Griffith), UQ and JCU. What is important to know is that there are 2 different pathways into medicine: direct entry and graduate entry, each of which have its own perks.
The University Clinical Aptitude Test, or UCAT, is a computer based test from the UK used by Universities as a standardised intelligence and aptitude test for Medical and Dentistry Degrees.
Whether youâre currently in, are about to start, or are coming to the end of your senior schooling, this article will help you figure out how to maximise the rest of your experience.
