Corrections
Found something wrong? Tell us.
We publish cutoffs, fees and dates that change without warning. Some of what is on this site will be out of date before we notice. This page is how you shorten that gap.
Report an error
Email hello@gamsatpracticetest.com. The address is monitored by a person. There is no ticket system and no automated reply.
What to include
Three lines is enough. The more of this you can give us, the faster the fix lands and the less likely we are to replace one wrong figure with another.
- The page. A URL, or enough of the heading for us to find it.
- What is wrong. The figure, sentence or answer as it currently reads.
- What it should say, if you know.
- Where you got that.A link to the university’s own admissions page, ACER, GEMSAS, UCAS or CAO carries the most weight. We will verify it against the primary source before changing anything.
You do not have to be certain. “This looks wrong and here is why” is a perfectly good report. Anonymous reports are fine, and you do not have to give a name or a reason for asking.
What happens next
We fix the page and note what changed. We do not edit quietly.
Silent editing is the norm on this kind of site and it is the reason nobody can tell whether a page has ever been checked. Our rule is the opposite one.
- We check the primary source first. Not the report, and not our own earlier working. The university, ACER, or the relevant application body.
- We correct the page and date the correction. The verification date on the page moves, and the change is recorded.
- Substantive corrections get a visible note on the page itself — a wrong cutoff, a wrong fee, a wrong answer key, a wrong explanation. Typos and broken links are fixed without a note.
- If we cannot verify it, we mark it unverified rather than picking whichever version sounds more likely.
- If the report is right and the page cannot be fixed properly, we remove it. A page we cannot stand behind is worse than no page.
We read everything. We do not promise a reply to every message, but every report is checked.
What is most likely to be wrong
Being specific about this is more honest than a blanket 'information may change' line.
| What | How often it moves | Check it against |
|---|---|---|
| University cutoffs and thresholds | Annually, after each admissions round | The university’s own admissions page |
| Exam registration fees | Annually, and separately in each currency | ACER’s registration pages |
| Test and registration dates | Per sitting, whenever ACER publishes | ACER’s official dates page |
| Application deadlines | Annually | GEMSAS (Australia), CAO (Ireland), UCAS (UK) |
| Course prices we quote | Frequently — several providers run promotional pricing | The provider’s own checkout |
Records we have already flagged as unverified
These are known gaps, not oversights. If you can close one, we would like to hear from you.
| Institution | What we could not confirm |
|---|---|
| University of Tasmania | ⚠️ This is a 5-year UNDERGRADUATE-entry combined degree. There is no graduate-entry MD at Tasmania. UTAS does not interview. |
| University of Surrey | International eligibility UNVERIFIED and conflicts with ACER's listing. |
| University of Sunderland | ⚠️ A 5-year UCAT-primary course where GAMSAT only compensates for missing A-levels or GCSEs. Non-graduate route UNVERIFIED. No international applicants. |
| University of Worcester | UCAT is accepted INSTEAD of GAMSAT. |
Three further gaps are not institution-specific: ACER publishes no percentile table, so every percentile figure anywhere is modelled; most UK institutions publish only an “overall score” without saying whether it is weighted; and unpublished sitting dates stay blank rather than being estimated. The detail is on sources and methodology.
Where we disagree with a university
The university is right and we are wrong.
If a figure here conflicts with the admissions page of the institution you are applying to, follow the institution and tell us. We have no privileged information and no relationship with any university. Nothing on this site should be the last thing you check before you apply.
This address is only for corrections
Reports of factual errors, broken pages, wrong answer keys and flawed explanations all belong at hello@gamsatpracticetest.com.
Anything else — including questions about your own application, and anything to do with your ACER registration or results — is covered on the contact page, which is blunt about what we cannot help with. Accessibility barriers have their own route on the accessibility page.