The GAMSAT is an exam aimed at students in Australia, United Kingdom and Ireland to select candidates applying to study postgraduate medicine, dentistry, optometry, podiatry, pharmacy and veterinary science.

GAMSAT test questions are divided into three sections: Reasoning in humanities, Written communication, and Reasoning in biological and physical sciences. The Guru Method GAMSAT preparation books are designed to give the candidate a glimpse over those questions purely from traditional textbooks. This books will make preparing for GAMSAT more efficient.

Since there needs more preparation than following a study guide or reading about the exam. GAMSAT preparation contains practice questions for candidates to give additional preparation for the exam.

The GAMSAT preparation book series by Michael Tan is full of GAMSAT practice questions modeled after the GAMSAT exam.

Michael Tan's Guru Method was first published in 2004, and has helped over three thousand GAMSAT candidates achieve their goals of passing the GAMSAT test.

As part of the 9 part course series on GAMSAT prep, the Essays study guide book will cover;

In depth analysis of GAMSAT essays written by previous GAMSAT candidates. Section 2 is a unique part of the GAMSAT paper since it is the only section of the GAMSAT test that is NOT multiple choice. Some would even call this section "subjective". It presents a very unique challenge in GAMSAT Preparation, hence why Section 2 is one of the most underprepared sections in the GAMSAT exam. Essay analysis specifically gives prescriptive advice on steps to improving the essay. Sample GAMSAT questions answered by past candidates. Benchmark your own essay against competition and see how you stack up, this takes away the "subjective" element of Section 2 scoring. See how the same question can be approached in different ways, and the strengths and weaknesses of each approach.