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Re: GAMSAT Section 1 Practice Questions
GAMSAT Section 1 Practice Questions
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Some Questions Often Asked About GAMSAT
Who Can Sit The GAMSAT ?
Any person can sit the GAMSAT who has completed a Bachelor or an undergraduate honours degree, or who will be in the second-last or final year of study at the time of sitting the test. If it will be more than two full academic years from the time you have completed your level 3 (A level or equivalent) studies, you are also eligible to sit the exam. There is no limit to the amount of times a person can sit the GAMSAT!
When Does The GAMSAT Commence ?
The GAMSAT is offered twice a year in March and September. The next exam is 11 September 2019 with a fee of $505. Registration for the March 2020 exam will open November 2019.
The only way to register for GAMSAT is online through gamsat.acer.org
What do I bring to the GAMSAT
Basically, the only items permitted into the GAMSAT exam are:
- Printed GAMSAT admission ticket
- Acceptable current and photo-bearing identification document
- Pencils (medium soft No.2 or HV recommended)
- Pencil sharpener
- Pens (blue or black ink)
- Eraser
- A clear bottle of drinking water (no labels attached)
Those who are sitting the exam may also wear an analogue wristwatch but may not use any alarm or stopwatch feature as these must be switched off. Digital watched and smart are prohibited.
There will be clocks provided in the test room. All other items are prohibited and will be considered an act of misconduct. These include:
- Calculators
- Stopwatches
- Audio or recording devices of any kind
- Digital watches
- Smart watches
- Note paper
- Pencil cases
- Rulers
- Coloured pens/pencils
- Highlighters
Personal items such as mobile phone, snacks etc will only be able to be accessed from your bag in your lunch break. Candidates are encouraged to wear layers to adjust to temperature in the exam. If you have a disability or a medical condition that might adhere to you sitting the test, you will need to apply for a Reasonable Adjustment through your online account.
Check out the ACER website for guidelines if you need to bring a bilingual dictionary.