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Timed GAMSAT Section 1 and Section 3 mocks with worked explanations. The first mock needs no sign-up, and paid plans start at A$19.99 a week.

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An independent GAMSAT revision site with timed mocks, worked explanations and score calculators. The first mock is free without registration. Not affiliated with or endorsed by ACER.

Finding out where you stand before results day

You've been revising for months and you still can't tell whether you're on track. The GAMSAT is scaled against everyone who sat the same paper, so most candidates don't learn where they stand until results day. This site's answer is a timed mock you can sit right now.

It covers Section 1, humanities reasoning with 62 questions in 100 minutes, and Section 3, sciences with 75 questions, either on their own or back to back. The timings and question counts follow ACER's 2026 format. There's no calculator, formula sheet or periodic table, and answers come at the end with a written explanation for each.

A big question bank, with honest edges

The bank holds 22 mocks and 3,012 questions. According to the site, they're written from scratch rather than taken from past papers, and it points out that ACER runs plagiarism checks on candidates. Section 2, the written part, has a timed practice test and a quote generator for prompts, but no marked essay bank.

Around the mocks there's a score calculator for weighted and unweighted results, a GPA calculator, and requirements and cutoffs for 33 institutions across Australia, the UK and Ireland. The site is careful on one point that matters. Your result is a raw percentage on its own material, and it says that number isn't a GAMSAT score and can't be converted into one.

Free to start, and what to know before paying

With no account you can sit one full mock every seven days. A free account raises that to three every seven days, and both show worked explanations for the first 20 questions in each section. A paid plan opens every explanation and up to three mocks a day, starting at A$19.99 a week, with monthly and yearly options, paid through PayPal.

This is an independent revision site, not affiliated with or endorsed by ACER. Its About page gives an address in Brisbane but no company or personal names, and says the team doesn't sell a preparation course. It also discloses that the site may earn a commission when someone buys a book or course through a link, and says each paid link is marked where it appears.

If the GAMSAT is on your calendar, the first mock needs no sign-up, so it's an easy way to try a full section against the clock.

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