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Their questions are hard to prepare for. By prepare I don't mean memorise an answer but understand the ethical principles of medicine and use that to develop a more superior response at the same time embellishing and integrating your personal anecdotes. Newcastle interview questions are...

I have been tutoring interviews for a while now and I thought it would be informative to let students know what I thought of the difficulty levels of each university's interview questions. This is purely on an interview basis and I am not counting other criteria such as UMAT and ATAR...

Some people are still waiting. I would give it a 2 more days (until Tuesday afternoon) and if it doesn't arrive I would call them up

It's personal/scenario questions. They focus more on personal as far as I know.

UNSW and JCU also give out second round interviews generally for people with a highly ATAR than their predicted ATAR.

Be careful about calling them too many times and giving them your name!

Re: Qualities that interviewers look for - undergrad medicine (unsw, uws, newcastle e Integrity, respect, knowing ones limitations, being non-judgemental, critical thinking, teamwork, leadership,

Re: Qualities that interviewers look for - undergrad medicine (unsw, uws, newcastle e Could be said across the board. It's easy to know what they are looking for but it's hard to show it in your responses.

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Eastwood looking at 9th Nov Sunday.

Definitely good to get started earlier than later. I just hope we have enough seats.

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Awesome good luck! Be wary of the interview it may seem easy but it is not. Feel free to come to my seminar after HSC concludes.

What a beast azn mode active. USYD med?

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If you have elective units available I would assume it is fine to do anything. Just make sure your course has elective units which I think you get 6 credit points a semester for med science but double check it.

Just make sure you do well in the interview.

Definitely less competitive in terms of ATAR. They also don't require UMAT so many people who didn't do well in UMAT go there. It's might be more competitive in terms of extracurricular activities.

Definitely for the interview I will be. Not too sure how my skills brush up on the UMAT because I haven't looked at it for a while but I still remember quite a few techniques I used to answer the questions. They are difficult questions especially in section 1. Cheers I'm a long way away from...

Already got work at Blacktown hospital if I pass my exams. I'm looking to go into part time GP and hopefully start a business or maybe purely business depending on how things go. Definitely will keep teaching students because I really enjoy it!