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Hi, there! A few days before your scheduled exam they will send you a practice test along with the link for the Safe Exam Browser to give you time to become familiar with using it. You can also send me a message on FB if you have other questions!

Awesome, thanks Gilbert! Will do!

kaya mo yan! :D

94 PR :)

Sure! I have a video on NMAT tips that might be able to help you as well. You can also reach out to me on Facebook. :)

Hi! Sorry, I don't have a specific study checklist. But I think when you start doing practice questions, you'll see the types of information you will need to study. This is from MSA NMAT Reviewer 2019 Biology General Biology, Plant Morphology, Animal Morphology, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Genetics, Taxonomy, Ecology Physics General Physics Concepts, Vectors, Mechanics: Kinematics and Dynamics, Electromagnetics, Waves, Optics, Heat and Energy, Relativity Chemistry General Chemistry Concepts, Qualitative Chemistry, Analytic and Quantitative Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, Thermochemistry, Nuclear Chemistry

Hi! I started with the sections I was strongest in (bio, chem, social sciences, patterns). I answered all of the questions in that section and then reviewed the ones I got wrong (why did I get them wrong?). Because I was short on time, I had to focus on the topics where I would get the most points since realistically I could not learn all of physics or math in 2 days. However, if you have more time, it may be worth your while to go through those sections more thoroughly. Sorry medyo mahaba ang answer ko, you can message me naman sa FB if you have other questions. :)

Hello there! Most schools do not require any specific classes like chemistry, biochem, etc. As long as you have a valid 4-year degree (Bachelor's) you should be eligible to apply. HOWEVER, there are a few schools that DO require certain classes in order to apply. But most schools (like 95%) do not. The best thing to do would be to check the school's website for their requirements :D

@@IMGeeetag thank you po doc 💗

hi! I also have a video about the MSA NMAT Review book which I mainly used to prepare for the NMAT. Hope that helps!

@@IMGeeetag Is MSA Nmat books available online

@@akashsingh-hi8os Unfortunately not. However, you can find me on Facebook and send me a message there. We can talk more about NMAT review materials if you would like.

thank you! 😄

I would study things like adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing fractions, laws of exponents, factorials, probability, sin/cos/tan, area, volume, imaginary numbers, quadratic formula, FOIL method, simplifying equations This is not an exhaustive list, however, it should give you a good idea of where to start.

Thank you!

Congratulations!! I'm so glad to hear that!

Oo, once you choose an answer, you can save it then go back to it later if ever. However for me, Once I started a section, I finished it so that there was no chance of me missing a question. So if I started with perceptual acuity, I finished all of perceptual acuity. If a question was taking me too long, I just guessed and moved on to the next question. That way, I didn't miss any questions. I think a few days before your NMAT, you will be given a chance to try the secure exam browser with some practice questions so you can practice and see how it works.

As soon as I started the section on inductive reasoning (number/letter series), that's when I wrote the alphabet. Di kasi kailangan ng alpha/number sa figure groupings.

Hi! While I believe the CEM practice test is a great resource to use while studying for the NMAT because it is the most similar to the actual NMAT exam, it is hard to say whether or not it is "enough" because I'm not sure of your academic background. For example, if you are strong already in all the subjects, then yes the CEM practice test is enough, but if, for example, you know nothing about chemistry or physics, then I would say no the CEM practice test is not enough.

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Yes, definitely can help with other interviews, too! 😃

Class of 2026! 😂

In my experience, I was able to leave the alphabet sa white board for every question. I'm not sure if they changed the rule, but last year, I did not have a problem with that.

@@IMGeeetag that’s good po thank you God bless 🙏🏼

hi! Data for your internet connection?

There are 240 questions total in the NMAT split between 8 subjects. So, there should be about 30 questions for each subject 😃 source: CEM website

@@IMGeeetag Thanks Doc, by the way Doc how many hours a day is it recommended to study for the NMAT, (assuming we have a month) what's your suggestion?

@@hashiramasayan162 It depends on how well you already know the material. For example, if you are doing well in biology, you don't really need to study biology. 1-3 hours/daily on the weekdays (if you're still in school), and then maybe 3-5 hours/daily on the weekends I think is sufficient. Focus more on the quality (am I actually learning?) of your studying vs. the quantity (how many hours did I study today?)

@@IMGeeetag That was very informative, thanks Doc! ⚡

Sana it helps!

Hindi naman totally empty. But your desk and immediate surroundings should be free from papers and books as much as possible so that you won't be mistaken for cheating. No one else should be in the room except for you. Best of luck!

Happy to help!😄

Hi! As long as it's not too big or not too small. Medium size lang so it is still comfortable to use. Yes, you can use a separate eraser or a marker na may eraser na.

When I took the exam in May 2021, we were allowed to choose specific subtests. So yung technique ko noon, I did the visual acuity and inductive reasoning first, then reading comprehension, and then quantitative last kasi it takes a lot of time to compute tapos mahina ako sa math haha. I hope that its still the same way ngayon. 😃

From the MSA NMAT Reviewer 2019 Edition Biology General Biology, Plant Morphology, Animal Morphology, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Genetics, Taxonomy, Ecology Physics General Physics Concepts, Vectors, Mechanics: Kinematics and Dynamics, Electromagnetics, Waves, Optics, Heat and Energy, Relativity Chemistry General Chemistry Concepts, Qualitative Chemistry, Analytic and Quantitative Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, Thermochemistry, Nuclear Chemistry Hope this helps!😃

As far as I know, touchpad/trackpad is fine as long as it is functional :) That's what I used when I took my NMAT. Best of luck to you and your future goals!!

As far as I know, touchpad/trackpad is fine as long as it is functional :) That's what I used when I took my NMAT. Best of luck to you and your future goals!!

I took my NMAT online last year and was able to skip around to different sections as long as they were within the same part (Part 1 or 2). So, hopefully it will also be the same for you :)