GAMSAT will be run online in 2020
3 years ago by Rob
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Graduate Medical School Admission Test (GAMSAT) will be run online at the end of May for the first time ever. GAMSAT is used to select students for entry into graduate medical programs.
GAMSAT is usually run in person across multiple venues. However, due to COVID-19, the GAMSAT exam scheduled for Saturday 21 March 2020 was cancelled. This applies to all candidates, in all locations globally.
ACER, which runs GAMSAT, has said that candidates will sit GAMSAT at home or at a private location of their choosing. Candidates will need to have a stable internet connection and computer.
It is yet unclear how ACER will police cheating, and what will happen if there are internet connectivity issues during the exam.
Wondering about how COVID-19 will affect UCAT 2020? Check out this blog for more information: https://www.medentry.edu.au/ucat/entry/covid-19-and-ucat-2020-what-should-i-do
