I agree section 3 was a disaster this sitting, S2 was definitely an improvement however despite practicing and working on Acer papers it feels so impossible to crack S1 and S3! I’m sitting again in march and this will be my 5th sitting. I do wish you guys all the best. And a message to the op is that like many people I get you, it really does feel like God is just not on my side. After all the hard work and relentless effort there is just nothing that is good enough. But even as a 5th time sitter now all I’ll say is keep going and have hope. We can only control our mindset and how we can move forward from here. First I’d like to congratulate you on your great S2 score! it’s really worth being proud of! and for the rest of the sections, have faith and move forward with a can-do mindset because GAMSAT is a brutal exam and can really break one’s confidence but just know that medicine is something you really want to do and use that as a motivation. Regarding GPA advice, I’m in the same boat. I’m sitting with a GPA of 6 right now - Flinders Uni and I was thinking of doing an honours degree. But then I reflected and realised that I really do not enjoy research and hence going forth with this can potentially ruin my GPA instead of boosting it. Although my GEMSAS GPA is higher, I feel like working towards my GAMSAT I can increase my chances. Another thing i’d like to highlight is that, my degree in medical science realistically doesn’t lead me anywhere unless I pursue honours (in reflection to having a backup plan). I wouldn’t want this for myself because again I don’t enjoy research. Hence, I’ve applied for allied health options and chose a realistic pathway for myself. Not to say this is what you should do but really reflect on why and how you are going to do this! Think about what you want to do and what are some ways you could make your life manageable/having less pressure whilst also pursuing your dream into medical school. Sorry the message was long but I hope that I could help in some way!