star of the sea
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is it easier to get into medicine as a postgraduate rather than undergraduate? if it is how can u do that? 
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getting into med (1 Viewer)
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wendaYYY
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yeah, i got another question as well, is a umat percentile of 34 enough to do anything medicinal? LMAO
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No, because you can't do a Master of Medicine or a Masters of Surgery without holding an undergraduate medical degree; you can do a Masters of Science in Medicine.is it easier to get into medicine as a postgraduate rather than undergraduate? if it is how can u do that?
Graduate-entry is demanding, as is school-leaver-entry. 'If it is', to do so you first worry about graduating from your undergraduate degree with a sufficiently-high grade and then a graduate medical exam (for Australia, the GAMSAT, or, if applying as an international, the MCAT (or possibly still the GAMSAT in Great Britain)), then should you be ranked highly enough, you should get an e-mail detailing the fact that you have an interview (offer), and your options.
No.