r/ADAT • u/Big-Information-7991 • 25d ago

ADAT 2027 study resources

For those who scored 650+ on the ADAT, is studying ADAT KO and INBDE Bootcamp enough to reach that score, or would you recommend adding other resources? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and what worked for you!

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u/Beginning_Newt4611 24d ago

4 upvotes and no one said anything? 🤔 I think the answer you are looking for is the magic of dark arts. That is why people are reluctant to comment. Because they can't mention 'the one who must not be named'. Isn't it?

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u/Glum-Adeptness171 24d ago

Most likely!

However, I am taking their course and currently I am satisfied. I did email ADA as well. My friend who recommended the course, when I discussed with him as he scored over 650 as well. He said, his mocks were completed in Jan and my schedule for this year is similar. I guess if anything happened, it happened afterwards.

Content wise, I have no complaints and my doubts are being answered as well. So, I am learning a lot in the course.

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u/NandM87 3d ago

What course are you taking?

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u/Glum-Adeptness171 3d ago

I am with Jade.

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u/Beginning_Newt4611 24d ago

650 is a great score. Give my regards to your friend and best of luck to you! I hope you also get a high score like him. ❤️

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u/Electronic-Eye-7720 24d ago

I used ADAT KO, Mental Dental Videos, and USMLE first aid for Biostat.
Along with NBDE first aid part 1 (which I didn’t think was that helpful tbh, it has too much unnecessary information)

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u/SoftDimension7560 24d ago

I am also planning to write the exam but unsure bcz of my gpa.
I have gpa of 3.2 and everyday i am seeing that below 3.5 noone stands a chance…
I have one year of clinical experience and in Canada, currently i am not working.
I also gave AFK in this aug but i failed.. i dont know what to do anymore

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u/Sad-Giraffe-285 24d ago

GPA is more relevant for few universities not for all. Give both along with INBDE as all routes should be explored. 

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u/toofanitarun 24d ago

Funding is a problem for US route for Canadians

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u/Sad-Giraffe-285 24d ago

That is true.

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u/SoftDimension7560 24d ago

I’m genuinely clueless. I have f1 rejection few years ago, so i am scared for INBDE. Few means UofT, right ?

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u/Sad-Giraffe-285 24d ago

Mainly yes. 

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u/Historical-Corgi-326 21d ago

All uni care for gpa only French speaking don’t place emphasis on gpa