Hi! My name is Tanisa and I am a third year medical student, studying at Imperial College London. 🙂

The medicine application process can be daunting, but I have gathered knowledge and insight from older medical students, admissions teams and online resources that can help you tackle it. I will tailor my lessons to suit your needs and will take on any feedback to ensure you are in the best position possible. I am flexible and able to make any changes to optimise your learning and provide the best outcomes possible. With clear goals and a lesson plan, I can design and tailor a tuition programme to suit your individual needs.

I believe I am a focused, engaging and keen tutor who will help to make the process less stressful and intimidating. We can work together to put you in the best position possible and stand out amongst a set of competitive candidates.

Hiya, my name is Shambavi Chandrakumar and I am a 2nd year medical student at QUB.
A little bit about me is that I love cooking and trying out various cuisines and creating mini reviews for them. In my free time, I love to go swimming in my local leisure centre and spend time to relax, as well as this I love going out with my friends and trying random quirky activities such as pottery and yin yoga. Spending time with family and friends and pushing ourselves out of our comfort zone is one of the many things that I enjoy doing! My time so far at university has been a whirlwind. I have loved both the social and academic aspects of university from the clinical skills & anatomy sessions to Zumba classes on the weekend. Moving to a new city was at first a nerve – racking experience, however as I met new people and made friends along the way ,the experience has been amazing.
I am excited to see where the future takes me and I can’t wait to help you with your own journey in applying to Medicine !

Hi there! I am Ahmad- a 2nd year medical student at the University of Leicester.

I did my medical school interviews and admissions tests 2 years ago, so the struggle of applying to medical school, as well as the hidden tips are still fresh in my mind!

Through my personal experience, I understood how difficult it can be to balance A-levels and applying for medical school. After going through the process myself and seeing other friends also go through the process and succeed, I believe that I can help you get into the medical school.

I have personally met many students who have amazing grades for medicine and have the passion to succeed too, but are not able to show this on paper and at interview. Through my UCAT, BMAT, personal statement, and interview preparation tutorials, I will ensure that you present the best version of yourself to medical schools and succeed in getting those offers.

Here’s a bit about my stats when applying to medical school (just to show that I am genuine!!):
GCSE: 11 A*
A-Level: 3A*, and A* in EPQ
UCAT: 2990
BMAT: 6, 6.2, 3.5A
Medical School: Distinction in First Year