Hello! I am a current UNSW Medicine student and a 2022 graduate of Caringbah High School, achieving a 3340 in UCAT. During my HSC year, I ranked highly across all my subjects, most notably 4th in Physics, 4th in 3 units Maths, and 6th in English Advanced. Through my extensive experience of not only studying the content myself but teaching peers and younger students (in both private and class settings), I have become very well versed with the new syllabus for the subjects I have listed. I have a firm belief that all students, regardless of circumstances, can succeed in the HSC with properly tailored lessons. In addition, I have a strong ability to construct questions that are strictly tailored to the syllabus. From my experience, many complications arise from the blurring of the boundary between syllabus and non-syllabus content, so I put a strong emphasis on this in my resources to prevent it. These resources contain a variety of questions and answers that not only facilitates in increasing your confidence for exams but necessitates constant inquisition that broadens one’s capacity to think beyond the surface. Subjects I teach + Respective HSC MARKS: 3U Maths: 96/100 4U Maths: 94/100 Physics: 93/100 English Advanced: 93/100 UCAT TUTORING I think what differentiates me from other candidates is the fact that in my first year, I completely flopped (2810). From this experience, I was able to garner invaluable insight and tips regarding the reasoning behind why I flopped, as well as what I precisely had to change to increase my score. I think my journey should be representative of how UCAT is not entirely a natural intelligence exam, but rather something that you can immensely succeed in with sufficient practice and dedication. The UCAT exam is a crucial component for studying undergraduate medicine in most universities, and is often neglected by high school students as they predominantly focus on their ATAR. It is an opportunity for students to secure an interview spot even with slightly lower marks, but can also prevent them from getting one at all. As such, it is vital that you prepare for this exam in order to maximise your chances of studying medicine! UCAT MARKS: 3340 Verbal Reasoning: 840 Decision Making: 700 Quantitative Reasoning: 900 Abstract Reasoning: 900