- What GAMSAT score do you need for Melbourne medicine?
- GAMSAT: Minimum 50 in each of the three sections. Ranking formula uses GAMSAT at 25% post-interview (MMI 50%, GPA 25%, GAMSAT 25%). Aggregated average accepted GAMSAT: 67 (2024), 65 (2023), 67 (2022), 69.35 (2021) per Fraser's. Melbourne does not use UCAT-ANZ. GAMSAT is the only admission test.
- What GPA do you need for Melbourne medicine?
- GPA: Minimum weighted GPA 5.0/7.0. UoM weighting formula: (Final-2 × 1 + Final-1 × 2 + Final × 2) / 5. PhD / Masters in a related discipline can adjust GPA in applicant's favour (strict quotas).
- What interview format does Melbourne use for medicine?
- Multi-Mini Interview (8 stations × ~5 min). Melbourne MMI uses 8 stations of ~5 minutes each (single-assessor format). Stations cover ethical reasoning, communication and role-play, motivation, teamwork, and reflective practice. Interviews are typically held on the Parkville campus or delivered virtually depending on cycle. Examiners are clinicians and senior MD academics; the rubric weights structured reasoning and personal insight equally over rehearsed conclusions.
- Does Melbourne have an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entry pathway?
- Murrup Barak — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants apply directly to UoM (not via GEMSAS) when UoM is their only preference. GAMSAT not required; minimum GPA 5.0 still applies. MMI replaces GAMSAT in selection.
- What place types (CSP / BMP / Full-fee) does Melbourne offer?
- 2027 cycle: 179 CSP + 71 BMP (39 via GEMSAS + 32 via MD Rural Pathway) + up to 105 Full-fee domestic ≈ ~355 total.
- Does Melbourne medicine have bonded or rural-entry places?
- MD Rural Pathway: 32 bonded CSP places (part of the 71 BMP allocation) — 17 reserved for La Trobe Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences graduates, 15 open to other qualified rural applicants. ≥30% of CSP places offered priority access to rural-background applicants. Uses a rural-specific MMI.