As per popular demand, I am making the Conductometric Curves session recorded for Project 99.95 Elite Chemistry available for you all to access. As one of you have mentioned on a previous message, this concept is new to the 2025 QCAA syllabus and is probably the most complex to understand in the equilibrium topic. Please access the recording on this message and let me know if you have any questions. If you're keen to access all of our other filmed resources in our Elite community, feel free to give me or Ryan a shout! David and Ryan

Let us know what session/resources you'd find most helpful heading into Term 2!

As we enter the crunch time of UCAT study next term, it's more important than ever to have the right strategies and mindsets in place to give ourselves a competitive edge over other students. Make sure to implement these in your UCAT practice! Let us know if you have any questions by replying to this post. David and Ryan

Hi everyone, hope you're all having some relaxing time off for Easter! As Term 2 approaches, we're about to enter the real crunch time for UCAT practice. We're T-minus 3 months from the UCAT examination session, and we should optimally be ready to do one full UCAT mock every week until then. To help our dedicated students get a competitive edge, we are running a UCAT session in our exclusive Elite community on Thursday. We will upload a short video summary of the session as well as a Term 2 UCAT preparation checklist to this community. If you are thinking of joining our Elite community and taking your ATAR or UCAT to the next level, please message me or Ryan to express your interest!

If you’re planning to sit the UCAT this year, here are a few high-impact pointers that separate top scorers from everyone else: 1. It’s not about knowledge — it’s about decision-making under pressureYou’re not being tested on how smart you are, but how quickly and accurately you can process information. Treat it like a skills exam, not a content exam. 2. Timing > Perfection. Most students lose marks by spending too long on hard questions. The best strategy is ruthless time management: - Skip early, come back later - Don’t get emotionally attached to questions - Guess strategically when needed 3. Learn the exam, not just the questions. Each section has its own strategy: - VR: scanning and keyword matching - DM: logical structure > intuition - QR: calculator efficiency + shortcuts - SJT: understanding what’s “appropriate” in a medical context 🔥 What’s coming next… We’ll be running a UCAT session soon covering: - Section-by-section strategies - Live walkthroughs of high-yield questions - How to structure your prep for maximum score improvement If you’re serious about medicine, this is one you don’t want to miss.