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It's worth noting Edwak that none of these figures really mean anything to you specifically unless you factor in your own ATAR and UCAT. For example, if your ATAR was 95 (no bonuses/pathways) and your UCAT was borderline for JMP, your chances there may only be 25% but your chances everywhere else would be a fat zero.
thank you ucatboy and A1!!
It varies from uni to uni.
Check the uni websites for where you are interested
If you mean got into GAMSAT graduate schools data are available on Pagingdr forum.
For graduate-entry schools (the ones you'd sit GAMSAT for) UQ will use the GPA of your most recent GDip. The others you can read the How GPA is calculated for each school in this pdf - some use mostly your BSc, some calculate on most recent 3yrs of study so may include 1-2yrs of the BScPosting in here because I couldn't figure out where else to post it...I'm in NZ and after getting rejected from UoA last year I'm beginning to widen my options to Australia. I have a BSc in Biomed, and by the end of this year I will have two PGDips (one in Biomed and one in Health Sciences). Something I've been struggling to find out is if any Aussie universities will even look at my postgrad diplomas, or if they will all just be looking at my BSc. If anyone can give me a bit of guidance on this that would be great!
). JMP JCU use your most recent study program i.e. your 2nd GDip, WSU uses the best of between BSc/GDips, UNSW apparently combine them all, not sure about Curtin.
Going by UNSW published data the percentage is the same for rural. I remember one year they received ~220 rural applications, invited 150 to interview for 50 places so same 1 in 3.
It’s a different webpage to MSO, called PagingDr. It definitely comes up in Google.
The percentile calculator based on 90% of all test sitters has already been released, it's basically finalised at this point. You'd be lucky to even see a +/- 10 point shift for any given percentile. I believe the testing cycle is still ongoing.
have you looked at the interview invites/offers stats from last year?
Unless all the invites have been given out this year, we can't establish a cutoff. By the time we can establish a rough cutoff, you would have already received or not received an invite/offer. Last year's invite/offer data is the best estimate we have for this year.Yes, I meant for this year.
