BioMedical Admissions Test Tutors (BMAT)
Established in 2007, Keystone Tutors is one of the UK’s leading private tutoring organisations. Here is a sample of the BMAT tutors that we represent. They are predominantly based in London and work online with families based outside of London or overseas.
Jon
Jon is a former Head of Science with over 10 years' experience in teaching GCSE Science and A-level Physics. He joined Keystone in 2012 and has helped 190 Keystone families over this period, teaching more than 7,400 hours.
Ainesh
Ainesh is a medical student at King's College London. He has tutored for several years alongside his studies. He is engaging and encouraging and aims to boost his students' confidence and grades.
Jonathan
Jonathan is a graduate-entry medical student with a plethora of academic qualifications under his belt. He is methodical and thorough in his teaching approach and most importantly enthusiastic!
Daniel
Daniel is an experienced Science tutor and a medical student. His great sense of humour paired with his patient approach has helped him develop a highly successful style of tutoring.
Mariam
Mariam is an experienced tutor with a flawless academic record. She is currently a fourth year medical student at Guy's King's and St Thomas', King's College. She tutors alongside her studies and is a passionate academic and educator.
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What is the BMAT?
The BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT) is an exam used by a number of leading universities as part of their assessment process for candidates applying to study Medicine as well as Biomedical Sciences and Dentistry.
It is used by universities such as Oxford University, Cambridge University, Imperial College London, and University College London in the UK, as well as by many universities worldwide (e.g. Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore).
Developed by Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing, the BMAT is a 2 hour examination consisting of the following sections:
- Aptitude and Skills (60 minutes) - 35 questions that help test problem solving and analytical skills
- Scientific Knowledge and Applications (30 minutes) - 27 questions on applying scientific knowledge in Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Maths
- Writing Task (30 minutes) - a writing task to test the candidate’s ability to organise ideas and communicate them effectively.
Tests take place in September or November for UK universities (although Oxford only accepts the November sitting). For universties outside the UK there are additional sittings available. Please do check the Cambridge Assessment BMAT page for the latest information.
How can Keystone Tutors help you prepare for the BMAT?
The BMAT is a vital part of the demanding admissions process for Medicine at competitive universities like Oxford and Cambridge, and the Tutors we represent are experienced in helping candidates perform at their best in the BMAT.
These Tutors can help your child with the broad range of topics and skills covered by the test, working with them to maximise their strengths and tackle areas for improvement. They will look to develop your child’s ability to show their full potential during the BMAT exam. They can also ensure your child runs through practice exams regularly and makes use of detailed feedback to improve their performance in the exam.
BMAT tutoring in London
The tutors we represent are able to deliver in-person tuition within central London. For those outside of central London we offer online tutoring.
Online BMAT tuition
The tutors we represent are well versed in delivering online tuition, using videoconferencing and an interactive whiteboard. This gives students, wherever they are in the world, access to experienced, high quality tutors who are familiar with the requirements of BMAT exams.