IMAT 29th April 2014 - Medicine in Italy

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Your so lucky, i have to catch cabs n trains all over the country probably going to stay in a b&b go a day before, i don't want to be late for this but god willing gonna smash the exam revising a lot for it :smile:

Yh I hope so. Hw r u revising?

Reply 81

Rhys Chuk

Original post by farrisraza

I regret not getting A's in As levels, that means i would have got overall E grades for my A levels and could have sat the Imat and done all this in 1 year

I still think A levels are a farce, A*AAA and still rejected hurts! Can't dwell tho I suppose. So are you sitting the IMAT this year ?

Reply 82

Rhys Chuk

Original post by a-shah

I'm using these Easter holz to revise for it, Its sorta just a level bio and chem and then just practicing loads of problem solving and verbal reasoning questions, so I cnt say I'm feeling confident but fingers crossed it goes well I mean 4890 students around the world doing this test and only 190 places frightens me. Wbu? Wats ur first choice.

4890? I thought the number was roughly 2000. EU applicants anyway. I feel confident, sat the A levels for the sciences and maths so had a good grasp on those questions but the verbal reasoning questions I find tricky so I think I'll focus on those!

Reply 83

a-shah

Original post by Rhys Chuk

4890 I think is all around the globe, eu and non eu. Yh I think verbal reasoning comes with practice.

Reply 84

farrisraza

Original post by a-shah

Yh I hope so. Hw r u revising?

Just doing the few past papers and i got a Bmat book which has a lot of questions, what about you?

Reply 85

farrisraza

Original post by Rhys Chuk

I still think A levels are a farce, A*AAA and still rejected hurts! Can't dwell tho I suppose. So are you sitting the IMAT this year ?

I know how you feel :frown:

, i am sitting it this year but not feeling very confident, i know my stuff but i have a feeling that the logical reasoning questions going to **** me up

Reply 86

a-shah

Original post by farrisraza

Just doing the few past papers and i got a Bmat book which has a lot of questions, what about you?

Pretty much the same I Hve the bmat book and I Hve the imat one too, along with past papers

Reply 87

farrisraza

Original post by a-shah

Pretty much the same I Hve the bmat book and I Hve the imat one too, along with past papers

which uni did you apply to?

Reply 88

a-shah

Original post by farrisraza

which uni did you apply to?

Lol. All of em. My first choice is pavia and second Milan and the rest follow on. Wbu?

Reply 89

farrisraza

Original post by a-shah

Lol. All of em. My first choice is pavia and second Milan and the rest follow on. Wbu?

same here haha first choice pavia then milan

Reply 90

farrisraza

Nice to see my competition, i hope you all fail!!! haha goodluck to all

Reply 91

a-shah

Original post by farrisraza

Nice to see my competition, i hope you all fail!!! haha goodluck to all

Lol Hahaha. 70 places , all us on here cud get in. good luck to u too!haha

Reply 92

A Barnard

Original post by Rhys Chuk

All notarising and appostilling done in less than a week, haven't sent them off to the consulate yet but I assume that will take a few weeks to come back!

Hello,

If your notary was reasonably priced, could I have please a contact for him and for the appostille you have used, as I find the costs of Public Notaries vary so enormously?

2nd Q: Does one translate & legalise documents before appostille,
or legalize and appostille before translation and DV at the Consulate in London?

With many thanks,
A.B.

Reply 93

A Barnard

Hi,

Does anybody knows of a cheap-ish translator, besides a Notary, please?

Thanks!

Reply 94

bad8oy

Original post by A Barnard

Do we do all this after imat results are out?

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Reply 95

Rhys Chuk

Original post by A Barnard

Cost me £240 for notarising and appostilling with him. Hywel Davies, Bala. You get them notarised and appositilled before sending them for the consulate in London for DV. I wasn't aware you had to translate them

Reply 96

Brightregions

Original post by Rhys Chuk

No, you don't need to translate them if they're in English.

That price is too high as well. I done the notarising and apostilling for half that cost. You got got the notary public to do the apostille application for you and they love to do so to charge you more.

Everyone should call few notaries and asking for their price first. ***Notarise all your documents as a bundle and not separate documents***. (70-90£ is reasonable)
This way you can apostille them all as one document (30£)
The embassy work is for free.

Kind regards

Reply 97

farrisraza

Original post by a-shah

Lol Hahaha. 70 places , all us on here cud get in. good luck to u too!haha