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Just wondering for ASMPH, USTFMS, and SLMC do they require the original copy of NMAT results that is shipped to you? I’m planning on retaking during the Jan-Feb Cycle and people said pwede pa daw ihabol for the schools I am apply for. However, I am getting a bit anxious in case they would need the physical copy mailed to me because I only received mine around 1 month after (which I think is generally early but my anxiety stands)

Planning to take my NMAT in Jan since I heard October is more competitive. I already asked that for ASMPH, you just need to write a letter that you will submit your NMAT results once released by CEM. But for UST and Saint Lukes, for the past years, aabot kaya my application?

If ever di abot, I already took the NMAT this April, can I just submit my PR for that and submit a different PR for ASMPH? (Got 90+ naman just aiming for higher)

Hi sorry for infiltrating the subreddit. Its just ASMPH is my dream school and I just got my NMAT results and I only got 91. Ik its within the 90 cut off but some have told me that I need a 95 to enter ASMPH. Do yall agree with that or should I focus my summer right now focusing on my grades (incoming 4th year) and my essay. (Btw if it helps im from UST trad pre med 1.4 GWA and 3 org positions rn)

Again I apologize for infiltrating this subreddit

Side question: Is there final coaching in BWITZ or just regular practice tests? I heard final coaching is really important

Im having a hard time choosing a rc to enroll in. This is my 2nd take and I previously enrolled in UPLINK.

I was initially thinking of either BWITZ or TENTEN but saw bad reviews that the video lectures are bad (BWITZ) and some teachers make too much tangents (TENTEN) so although I feel it is a waste of money since I already enrolled before it seems like UPLINK is a better choice despite being fast paced? Send help 🥹 naoverwhelm ako

Edit for like considerations
- i want to lock in review this summer
- planning to take jan cycle and use the christmas break as a practice test era.
- i go back to school in august

I got 90+ PR but not above 95 people are telling me to get into Saint Lukes or ASMPH I need at least 95 despite the 90 cut off with the competition. So Im thinking of retaking but in case my score is lower than before since Oct and Jan cycles are more competitive, can I still submit my 91 PR and not get flagged or tagged by admissions for “lying”

Just got NMAT results but I am not sure if I can celebrate it. Should I retake?

PR: 91
GWA: 1.48 (1 highest) (Incoming 4th year pa lang me)
A lot of extra curriculars (3 leadership positions)
UST Trad Pre Med (Health Allied)

If i retake but my PR is lower, can I still use my highest PR?

When is the best to take NMAT? I am planning to retake NMAT kase i didn’t achieve my goal PR this April/May 2026 cycle. This is my first time taking and 54 lang PR ko.

Ano po mas better sa dalawa na cycle? My goal PR is 80+

Just got NMAT results and WAYY higher than expected because I did not feel confident at all. But I am not sure if I can celebrate really.

PR: 91
GWA (so far, incoming 4th year this year): 1.48 (1 highest)
A lot of extra curriculars (3 leadership positions)
UST Trad Pre Med (Health Allied)

Side question: If i retake but my PR is lower, can I still use my highest PR?

I'm not an applying med school student yet but am a person that dreams of it (especially ASMPH, being my dream school). That said, I just wanted to know because from social media, I see most students at Ateneo are from psych, healthsci, lifesci, bio, pt, and nutrition backgrounds. With that, I wanted to ask if anyone knows if Ateneo even considers Nursing graduates? Thank you po

(Posted this as a freshie. Now I am in my 3rd year and just took the NMAT) (Cross posted this)

I'm not an applying med school student yet but am a person that dreams of it (especially ASMPH, being my dream school). That said, I just wanted to know because from social media, I see most students at Ateneo are from psych, healthsci, lifesci, bio, pt, and nutrition backgrounds. With that, I wanted to ask if anyone knows if Ateneo even considers Nursing graduates? Thank you po

(Posted this as a freshie. Now I am in my 3rd year and just took the NMAT)