- What GAMSAT and CASPer score do you need for Notre Dame Fremantle medicine?
- GAMSAT: Minimum 52 overall + 50 in each subsection (UNDA averages the three sections rather than using the overall weighted GAMSAT). 2023 intake average successful GAMSAT 66 (3-year avg ~60+). CASPer: Required from 2024 entry, weighted at 30% of interview-shortlist composite. Quartile thresholds not publicly disclosed. Notre Dame Fremantle does not use UCAT-ANZ. GAMSAT + CASPer + MMI since 2024 entry (portfolio + panel format superseded).
- What GPA do you need for Notre Dame Fremantle medicine?
- GPA: Minimum 5.2/7.0. 2023 intake average successful GPA 6.70 (3-year avg ~6.7); competitive ≥6.3.
- What interview format does Notre Dame Fremantle use for medicine?
- MMI (asynchronous online via Modern Hire). Interview shortlist composite (2024+ cycles): 30% GAMSAT + 30% GPA + 30% CASPer + 10% bonus points. Final offer: 50% shortlist composite + 50% MMI. MMI is delivered asynchronously online (Modern Hire), ≥7 stations, 2 minutes reading + 5 minutes recorded response per station. Bonus points (10%) awarded for rurality, WA residency, and higher degrees research completion. Notre Dame retains a Catholic ethics thread woven through the curriculum, but applicants of any faith (or none) are welcomed and adherence is not a selection criterion.
- Does Notre Dame Fremantle have an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entry pathway?
- Uncapped Indigenous CSP allocation from 1 January 2026 (Commonwealth policy change). Bespoke Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entry pathway.
- What place types (CSP / BMP / Full-fee) does Notre Dame Fremantle offer?
- 2027 cycle: 80 CSP (60 Fremantle + 20 KCRMT Broome pathway) + 32 BMP (Fremantle only) + up to 15 International (Fremantle only) + uncapped Indigenous (from 1 Jan 2026) ≈ ~127 total (up from 110 in 2026, +17 places).
- Does Notre Dame Fremantle medicine have bonded or rural-entry places?
- 32 BMP places (Fremantle only) + 20 CSP at KCRMT Broome from 2027 (Kimberley-region remote-workforce expansion). Bonus points (10% of interview shortlist) awarded for rurality, WA residency, and higher degrees research completion.