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Which are the Kinds of Questions Asked in GAMSAT
After i came out from my exam hall, I heard a lot of comments associated with section 1. Candidates said with frustration, "I hated Section 1", "I had a anxiety attack after i saw the large passages" etc. I agreed together. I had went through same trouble with section 1. So I decided putting my efforts on finding more details how you can face this section. I would like to share the data and tips which i have collected about this critical section here.
GAMSAT doesn't have structured study materials. Just the topics is going to be provided and the questions will be asked to test out your intellectual property. The syllabus of section 1 had been mentioned as "Humanities and Social Science" however the questions will be asked from many general areas. The below are the fields where the questions will be asked.
Kinds of Questions
1. Non fiction texts 2. Fiction texts 3. Poetry 4. Proverbs / quotes 5. Cartoons 6. Diagrams / pictorial information 7. Tables / charts
You can score well by focusing on the above mentioned topics without any chaos. Candidates used to concentrate on every area randomly and struggle with the unknown questions. This is actually the major reason that they could not keep up time frame. Always section 1 could be running out of time but this list is needed you to definitely become more specific.
The beautiful area that consumes tremendous amount of time is "Passage kind of questions" in Section 1. There will be page long passages and the MCQs could be asked in line with the passages.
The frustration of the candidates could be transparent on their forum comments about the page long passages. Generally, we wish to "listen" than "read". It is easy to remember what we hear. The majority of us are prepared to listen if someone tells the storyline than reading it personally. It may be the reason for our frustration towards passages.
I would suggest you to only focus on the above areas and get ready for your exam well. You don't have of getting into all the areas around the world. It consumes extended hours but provides no benefits most of the time.
