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I am aware that they have interviews but they're so easy; a lot of USYD combined Med people say that nearly no-one gets rejected and that the interview is just there to make sure you're not some psychopath.

bahahahahahahahahahahahaha Hi Annie!

Hell Yeah, got it in 45 secs! I guess that's what UMAT training does to you lol

Thanks for the help There are actually more people getting 99.95 ATAR than people getting 100 UAI. UAC says that there should be 40-42 people on 99.95 ATAR (as opposed to the 23 people who got UAI 100) and about 60 getting 99.9 ATAR. Because there are too many .9ers and .95ers to offer...

How many people are each of the Big 4 taking in this year? What sort of a UAI (now ATAR) is usually needed? Do you study at night and work during the day? Where's all the information about deadlines, applications and whatnot? Thank you!

Hey, I heard (from Medentry) that due to UAC changing from UAI to ATAR that USyd needs to modify the way they select combined med students. I heard it was because if they lowered the cutoff from UAI 99.95 to ATAR 99.90, too many people will be offered interviews (which are there just to make...

It is also implied that you need to account for this difference in BP. Reason for difference: Due to the very electronegative N atom and positive H atom, Ammonia (NH3) is able to form strong hydrogen bonds, dipole dipole forces and weak dispersion forces with other NH3 molecules thus giving...

Hi May!

sin(\Theta + 2\Theta ) = sin\Theta cos2\Theta +cos\Theta sin2\Theta = sin\Theta (1-2sin^2\Theta ) + cos\Theta 2sin\Theta cos\Theta =sin\Theta -2sin^3\Theta +2sin\Theta (1-sin^2\Theta ) = sin\Theta -2sin^3\Theta +2sin\Theta -2sin^3\Theta = 3sin\Theta -4sin^3\Theta 12x^3-9x+2=0 let x=sin...

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies Yeah I was aware of that when I was writing it, but this force that I'm referring to is the force which provides a torque but not the force from Torque=Fd where, here, force is defined as the force perpendicular to d. Lol You're right, but we're talking...

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies Firstly, when there there is maximum force there is maximum torque (assuming d stays constant) Secondly, he said that "maximum force, which only happens when the coil is perpendicular to the magnetic field." Which is still wrong because there is maximum...

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies Yeah but no-one cares LOL and you were WRONG back there as well, good work! Because force is perpendicular to the coil plane and because Torque is maximum when force is perpendicular to the magnetic field, therefore Torque is maximum when the coil plane is...

How about those random-named-in-honour-of-someone type scholarships? BTW DP are you on a scholarship?

Hi, I am looking at doing Medicine at UNSW and I was wondering what sorts of scholarships are available to me: a local entry, high school leaver who wants a scholarship with no strings attached .g. must spend 6 years practising in a high priority area (unless they're academic like only need to...

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies ok.... what do you want a medal? Just because you do 4U maths doesn't mean you're good at it. Actually if you really did know what torque is then you would know that the F in T=Fd stands for the force that is perpendicular to the coil plane (ie F is...

Sikhman will get at least a UAI of 99.95

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies Lol what did you think I said originally?

Hey, I was wondering who has done the Medentry Trial UMAT. How did you score in each of the three sections? What were the top marks in your workshop? In mine I think the top marks for my workshop were: Section 1: 37/44 Section 2: 33/36 (or was it 34/36?) Section 3: 23/30 (though apparently in...

Yeah the ACER practice papers are too easy, I think the full length Practise Exams on MedEntry or from Face2Face are better. My scores were: Section 1: 22 out of 22 Section 2: 17 out of 18 (lol Damn it!!! I disagree with the "correct" answer) Section 3: 15 out of 15 I despise section 2!

Re: I screwed up my half yearlies Are you serious boy!? Go check out your textbook; in Jacaranda Physics it clearly says that "the plane of the coil will always be parallel to the magnetic field and the torque will be constant no matter how far the coil is deflected" Ok lets look at the...