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Widening Access to Medicine
Free Resources
Free Resources for your medicine application
One of the core values of theMSAG is to widen access to medicine. We achieve this by keeping our costs low, providing financial aid for all of our products and services, and even making some products entirely free for everyone, like our interview self-study course. Here is a list of some free resources to help get you on track with the different stages of your medicine application. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to send us an email!
UCAT resources
MSAG UCAT Practice
On the app.themsag.com, get access to over 200 UCAT Sample Questions, 7 hours of UCAT teaching and a mini UCAT Mock test. Find out more and sign up for free using the link below!
MSAG ucat youtube
We've put together some key UCAT lessons for every section: AR, VR, QR, DM and SJT. You'll learn new strategies and concepts explained in short videos that will make the UCAT a breeze.
OFFICIAL UCAT MOCKS
We recommend that all of our students prepping for the UCAT go through the Official UCAT site for mock tests and resources. There are also resources for parents & teachers.
Interview resources
MSAG Interview Self-study
Our award-winning Interview Self-Study course is an online resource with 18 videos (~4.5 hours of viewing time) and 8 interview questions with sample answers and feedback. Sign up for free below!
MSAG Interview youtube
A playlist of key concepts (such as the 4 pillars of medicine), interview stations and commonly asked questions/topics for medical school interviews, including the Abortion Debate, COVID and Breaking Bad News.
LIVE WEBINARS
Throughout the year, theMSAG hosts 7 free live webinars about various topics in the medical school application process. With over 15 years of experience, theMSAG CEO Dr. Dibah Jiva is a world expert in this field, and is happy to share her knowledge and advice in these free group sessions.
WORK EXPERIENCE
BRighton & Sussex
From the website: "This course provides a 'virtual' work experience for those looking to apply to medical school. You will be introduced to the NHS before exploring the roles and skill sets of six different medical specialists."
RCGP - "Observe GP"
From the website: "Observe GP is an alternative to work experience for aspiring medics aged 16 and over, who are living in the UK. It is a free interactive video platform providing insights into the role of a GP and the wider primary care team."