BMAT for 2020 Entry

that's what i've been trying to do, do you have any tips on actually learning the content and being able to apply it in questions?

hmmm, thats quite general. I don't really have an answer to that. Tell me what you are thinking when you are doing the questions. Do you see them and think, I can't do this at all or do you have an idea of how to do it? If you get it wrong and see the answer, can you work out why you got it wrong quickly or do you need to search it up?

Probably depends on the points you have, but in the most common situations I would say that the for arguments go together and the against arguments go in another paragraph. A situation where you wouldn't is when two of the arguments directly oppose each other, then you would put them together.
Personally, I wouldn't say 'In my opinion'. I would say something more along things lines of "Based on the arguments for and against, insert statement is correct because insert argument for outweighs insert argument against".

So about this: "Based on the arguments for and against, insert statement is correct because insert argument for outweighs insert argument against",
can I introduce 2 new points- e.g a new FOR point and a new AGAINST point? Or does it have to be the points I wrote earlier.

Also, is the 'To what extent do you agree' the conclusion, or do I have to write a separate paragraph for that?

So a statement that is score 3 or above (to be specific- when answering the healthcare question), you will always need to write introduction (what statement means), 2 FOR points, 2 AGAINST points, a 'To what extent do you agree' paragraph, and a conclusion, to get the 3 or above right?

Or do I use a different format?

usually, i think i have an idea of how to do it and it turns out I'm wrong :/ but sometimes i don't even know how to approach the question, i've already read through the entire assumed knowledge and made notes on the physics and maths but when i'm actually given a maths question, none of my prior knowledge seems to help?? dajsd it's so frustrating, i wish i just took all sciences for a level instead of trying to be quirky

Yea that should be fine, you just have to write about all of the points they ask about. Don't worry about it too much, just so long your argument makes sense and is coherent you will be fine

I just wrote my first essay and I don't know how to mark it. If I mark it, there will definitely be bias involved- it may be a 3 but I may give it a 6 (don't worry I know the highest is a 5 ).
But with the FOR and AGAINST, if I only write one FOR point and one AGAINST point, is that fine?
Is the 'To what extent do you agree' the conclusion, or do I need a separate paragraph?

Do you understand the answer though? Make sure you always understand the answer if you get it wrong. I don't know much other advice to give, I'd just spend the next week going over the physics and maths more in the assumed knowledge. You might also want to do some GCSE questions if you have like revision guides from GCSE period. If there are any topics or questions you don't understand, I'll be happy to help (although I'm not the best at physics ).

Hello everyone could y’all take a look at this question and explain why the answer isn’t B?
Wouldn’t the vested interest affect the reliability of the conclusion ?

Hi,
i'd say that the reason it isn't b is that the vested drug interest of the company would be the same for all areas of the study, therefore it wouldn't affect the conclusion of the study. It isnt an underlying assumption as it wouldn't change the results (if that makes sense). I'd guess that the answer is C because if Alzheimers was more common in certain areas it would likely affect the price spent per head.
Hope this helps (if im right haha)

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