Thanks for your videos. My daughter got 2450 and band 1 in ucat and she is very upset. She has good work experience but she only did 8 subjects( ireland) for her Gcse. Can you give her for applying? Thanks
Hi! Your analysis of the UCAT preliminary statistics was very helpful. I’m planning on applying to Edinburgh as a RUK student, but their UCAT requirements are extremely high (I know someone who got 2950 B1 and didn’t even get interviewed, and Edinburgh bases interview selection on academics). I’m wondering if you think the 9th UCAT decile will go up or down this year. I got 3040 B1 in UCAT and 10 A*s at GCSEs, but am not sure this is high enough to get me an interview at Edinburgh. Any advice would be hugely appreciated :)
Hi Louise! Thanks for the comment! It’s always hard to compare your own chances against other people’s experiences, because none of us can tell why two seemingly identical candidates get or don’t get interviews. It sounds like you’ve done really well in your GCSEs and UCAT, so unless you didn’t do well in the SJT I can’t see a reason why you wouldn’t be competitive for Edinburg!
Cardiff seems to have lot more people apply than some other medical school, so it also means it more competitive even it doesn't have UCAT cut off line, is that right?
Good question! I guess it depends if you measure competition as the number of applicants vs number of places or as how hard it is to get an interview with a specific application (GCSEs, UCAT etc). All medical schools have more applicants than spaces, and Some of the more conventionally “competitive” universities, for example Oxford or Cambridge, actually have less applicants per space than some of the large medical schools like kings or Manchester. Probably because less people feel they will be able to get an interview. One thing to remember, is that all medical applicants are applying to for medical schools and even if they get for offers can only accept one of them. More offers are given out than places by every medical school
I’m so glad you found it useful! I can’t really comment on anyone having a chance or not, but I don’t think that you should lose hope! Remember there are universities that don’t really look at UCAT and universities that accept the other entrance exam, BMAT
Very helpful video Connor! I managed to score a 630 average and a band 1( very dissapointing ik :( ) Any uni suggestions? Also would Manchester be a long shot, or would they actually consider me?
Hey Tanujj, that’s a great score don’t be disappointed! Thousands will have gotten worse! The next video will be about universities to consider with an average UCAT, so stay tuned.
Wonderful video A video about where to apply if your have a low gcse threshold ie mature students who retook - in my case I was very unwell and spent much of school years in hospital or unable to go to school. I left with 2 B grades in business and that was it as a mature student I managed to get my maths and English language at a college but double/triple science wasn’t an option and no others available at colleges for over 19s I taught myself the 3 sciences and did well but that gives me 6 GCSEs/IGCSEs of which 4 are A or above So many people in this category no one talks about maybe you could discuss that
Hi Vickie. I’d be really happy to try and make a video on this. I have to say I’m not an expert though! Are you applying with A levels, an Access course or for graduate medicine?
@@ConnorDibblin personally with A levels but access might be useful to know about for others I feel like when people talk about mature students it’s always about graduates
@@dreaming_of_that_mbbs_mbchb I think you're right, loads of people (myself included) often assume mature = grad. Having already got your A Levels you are actually sometimes at an advantage over applicants that don't. Universities can see you as more of a safe bet because you can'tnot make the grades!
hello! this video was well structured! i’m from scotland so we do national 5 and higher, I was just wondering if u knew the selection process for cardiff? Also would you need to be 18 years old to go to an english school as when i leave ill be 17? I got a low ucat score, but achieved highly in my grades and do many extracurriculars, do you think i have a chance at edinburgh?
Hi Katrina! Thanks for the comment. Cardiff doesn't seem to list their Scottish highers requirements anywhere I can see, I think you would do well to contact their admissions department if you can't find it online. FOr Edinburgh, they require SQA Highers: AAAAB by end of S5 and BB at Advanced Higher which they list as equivalent to A Levels: AAA. So you might choose to use that as a rough guide. THey di use both the UCAT and the SJT in their application scoring stage before interview too.
Hi Safa! From the Cardiff Website (www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2022/medicine-mbbch) they say there are 27 points available with 3 points for an 8/9, 2 for a 7, 1 for a 6. They will score your top 9 GCSEs, with A Levels already achieved granting a further 3 points for A* or 2 for A. So you don't HAVE to have done 9, but without 9 GCSEs 6 or above or early A Levels you can't reach the maximum points. Not that you would necessarily have to have maximum points to get an interview
Hi, i got an average of 620 in my ucat and band 1. I got one 7 in my GCSE's and the rest 8' and 9's, do you think applying to kings would be a waste of an option for me as my overall ucat score isn't that great?
Hey Zamani, King’s interviews a range of applicants with different UCAT scores, with many applicants having a very high UCAT and some with lower UCAT scores
i got an average of 525 with band 4 :(( only because i found out that i had to take the ucat prior to applying so i only had 2 weeks to prepare. i have VERY high grades with a lot of extra curricular activities (e.g. i interned as a dentist assistant) and i am an international student. any idea where i could apply for dentistry?
I’ve just had a read around, potentially: Plymouth or Dundee? Have a look at their respective websites. Alternatively, have a look if any dentistry causes would accept the BMAT from an international student.
Hi Wiam, I have to be honest I don’t know much about Dentistry applications particularly for international students. My advice is to make a spreadsheet of all of the UK and Irish dental schools and write down their UCAT requirements. Unfortunately that band 4 in SJT will disqualify you from a large number of them dude.
Hi I am an international applicant (coming from Canada) and I ended up doing pretty bad on the ucat, I got 600 band 2. Do you think I will still be able to score an interview with one of these universities considering that I’m applying from abroad (I’m mostly interested in Liverpool and Cardiff)? Also to consider: my grade 11 overall grade average is within the lower competitive range, around 93% total. Thank you!
Hi Eva! Thanks for the question.from what I can see on Cardiff’s website it doesn’t look like they I have different UCAT Requirements for international applicants: www.cardiff.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/2548861/MEDIC-School-level-Admissions-Policy-2022.pdf#page6 Liverpool states that “Those with most competitive admissions test scores assessed to determine which meet/exceed minimum academic criteria” which may mean High UCAT bands
I hope that is helpful! P.S. here is the Liverpool info: www.liverpool.ac.uk/media/livacuk/schoolofmedicine/admissions/Finalised,2021-22,,Liverpool,Departmental,supplement.pdf
Unfortunately, medical schools do sometimes update their admissions policies. I'll have a look this weekend at the latest guidance from Liverpool and reply below!
Hey there … I am a UK university graduate with a 2.1 in biomedical sciences. I have 575 band 2 in UCAT. Where should I apply? (I’m international student)
Hey SA, unfortunately I really don’t know much about graduate entry, but aside from King’s and Warwick who love a high UCAT, many require the gamsat exam. Have you thought about sitting that?
If you managed to score in the AVERAGE band of the UCAT check out this video: th-cam.com/video/dVbYGt6jWZA/w-d-xo.html Or HIGH on the UCAT: th-cam.com/video/ljIllccpRDs/w-d-xo.html
Hey Emma, have you had a look at my other video about applying with Average UCAT score? Hopefully you'll get a little more information there th-cam.com/video/dVbYGt6jWZA/w-d-xo.html
Hi Safa! Cardiff will provide points for your first 9 GCSEs, that doesn’t mean you won’t be competitive with 8, or that you can’t apply! I would advise you to drop them an email asking how they balance applications from students who’s schools only allowed 8 GCSEs
Hi Menusha! Unfortunately, it’s hard to predict. However, historically the final scores are lower than the interim. I think perhaps people who take the UCAT earlier are on average better prepared? Whatever the reason, last year the average dropped by 60 points, so the bands moved a little too
@@ConnorDibblin Thank you for taking the time to reply. I got a score of 2450 and I can get a fast track to interview if I am above the 3rd decile (2430) due to contextual offers for a uni. My score is just above 2430 but if the deciles table increased, I would automatically be rejected. What would you advice?
@@menusha9868 luckily the final results are released at the end of September and the deadline for applying comes 2 weeks after, so you will have time to see how the deciles shift
Hey Vaishnavi. Here’s what I’ve seen on their website: There is no minimum UCAT cut-off score. Your total UCAT score from the four subtests (i.e. excluding the band result for the Situational Judgment Test, SJT), will be ranked among those for all applicants. The scores will be segregated into deciles and we will allocate our own score to each decile. For example, the top 10% of applicants’ scores will be in the top decile and will receive a maximum score of 3.5 in our process. 613 I would get approx 0.8/3.5 in their scoring system currently. So I think it would depend on your GCSEs and whether you have contextual factors?
Hi. I have got ucat score of 645 band 2 which I am a bit disappointed. I have got good set 9s and 8s for my gcse. Which medical schools should I apply to. Could you please advise. Thanks
Hi Arjun. Sounds like you have really good GCSEs. I suggest you have a think about where YOU want to be then checkout if they favour the UCAT or GCSEs. Id recommend making a long-list of unis you would like to go to and then shortlisting based on requirements, rather than just going on requirements alone. If you have questions about specific unis please ask! Can I help with anything else?
Hi Connor. I have a ucat 2580 with band 2 and ucas tariff of 276. Do I have any chance to get an interview from Barts. Also Cardiff is it a safe bet to apply there. Please let me know. Thanks
Hey Arjun! I have just the video for you! Tonight I’m releasing the High UCAT universities video, which will talk about Barts! Unfortunately, no medical school can really be seen as a “safe bet”. You can see historically how they have assessed candidates for interview, and decide whether you think you’ll be offered one, but then the interview process and further selection stages are all slightly wild cards!
Thank you Connor for your prompt feedback. I went through your new video . I am a bit confused. Do you think I should apply to Barts with my ucat 2580 and ucas tariff 276. Please advise. Sorry to bother you.
Thanks for commenting! That sounds like a really impressive set of GCSEs (much better than I did!) and your UCAT is above average! Good luck with your application friend
Hello. I’m thinking of applying to Plymouth university. I scored 602.5 in the UCAT and my GCSE’s are 8’s and 9’s with one 7. Do you think I still have a chance of being invited for an interview?
Hi Kweku! That sounds great, I applied to Plymouth when I was at college it’s a great uni. Last year their cut off was 2400 but it seems to increase every year. With your GCSEs you’re probably very competitive too. Unfortunately, they do say that they can’t comment on what this year is cut off will be until applications are closed. You can check it out here yourself, click on the toggle that says UCAT: www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/bmbs-bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-of-surgery/entry-requirements
@@ConnorDibblin Thank you so much. This is extremely helpful. Also, for Keele University, do they send us the Roles and Responsibilities form after we’ve applied or do we need to complete it and upload it to UCAS before October 15th?
From the Keele website: “A link to access the form via the Keele applicant portal will be sent to all relevant applicants on a rolling basis as we receive applications from UCAS - this will also include information regarding the deadline for submission.” www.keele.ac.uk/medicine/undergraduate/medicine-mbchb/howtoapply/#the-roles-&-responsibilities-(r+r)-form
Hello!!! very informative video,I am an international student and my A levels equivalent exam will be in the month of march(2022) so how can I apply to universities with grades ? are all uni except grades after feb or any other month ,when my results are with me? PLEASE HELP
Hi Bohr! My main advise would be to contact a university and confirm if you should be applying for medicine 2022 entry or 2023. All UK medical applications go through UCAS, which has a deadline of 15th October 2021 for 2022 entry. You’ll also need to sit the UCAT or BMAT depending on which universities you are applying for. Do you have any in mind?
Hi Dize, I've just had a look at their recently published policy. Looks like they are primarily looking at UCAT and academic criteria this year because of COVID. Thanks for the heads up! I hope your UCAS form is in! Good luck with your applications.
Thanks for your videos.
My daughter got 2450 and band 1 in ucat and she is very upset.
She has good work experience but she only did 8 subjects( ireland) for her Gcse.
Can you give her for applying? Thanks
Hi! Your analysis of the UCAT preliminary statistics was very helpful. I’m planning on applying to Edinburgh as a RUK student, but their UCAT requirements are extremely high (I know someone who got 2950 B1 and didn’t even get interviewed, and Edinburgh bases interview selection on academics). I’m wondering if you think the 9th UCAT decile will go up or down this year. I got 3040 B1 in UCAT and 10 A*s at GCSEs, but am not sure this is high enough to get me an interview at Edinburgh. Any advice would be hugely appreciated :)
Hi Louise! Thanks for the comment! It’s always hard to compare your own chances against other people’s experiences, because none of us can tell why two seemingly identical candidates get or don’t get interviews. It sounds like you’ve done really well in your GCSEs and UCAT, so unless you didn’t do well in the SJT I can’t see a reason why you wouldn’t be competitive for Edinburg!
Cardiff seems to have lot more people apply than some other medical school, so it also means it more competitive even it doesn't have UCAT cut off line, is that right?
Good question! I guess it depends if you measure competition as the number of applicants vs number of places or as how hard it is to get an interview with a specific application (GCSEs, UCAT etc). All medical schools have more applicants than spaces, and Some of the more conventionally “competitive” universities, for example Oxford or Cambridge, actually have less applicants per space than some of the large medical schools like kings or Manchester. Probably because less people feel they will be able to get an interview. One thing to remember, is that all medical applicants are applying to for medical schools and even if they get for offers can only accept one of them. More offers are given out than places by every medical school
Cardiff focus on GCSE’s, if you have good GCSE’s then they look at ur PS. If your personal statement is good then they’ll invite you for an interview
Hi ! I thought you were really helpful ! Do you tink i have a chance at 2300 and B2 ?
I’m so glad you found it useful! I can’t really comment on anyone having a chance or not, but I don’t think that you should lose hope! Remember there are universities that don’t really look at UCAT and universities that accept the other entrance exam, BMAT
Very helpful video Connor! I managed to score a 630 average and a band 1( very dissapointing ik :( ) Any uni suggestions? Also would Manchester be a long shot, or would they actually consider me?
Hey Tanujj, that’s a great score don’t be disappointed! Thousands will have gotten worse! The next video will be about universities to consider with an average UCAT, so stay tuned.
@@ConnorDibblin Oh that's great, can't wait for it! Also please make it a bit early, as you know the UCAS deadlines are on the 15th haha ✨
Absolutely! Aiming for this Monday
@@ConnorDibblin Ah great!
@@tanujjshewdikar886 th-cam.com/video/dVbYGt6jWZA/w-d-xo.html Here it is dude! Let me know what you think!
Wonderful video
A video about where to apply if your have a low gcse threshold ie mature students who retook - in my case I was very unwell and spent much of school years in hospital or unable to go to school. I left with 2 B grades in business and that was it as a mature student I managed to get my maths and English language at a college but double/triple science wasn’t an option and no others available at colleges for over 19s
I taught myself the 3 sciences and did well but that gives me 6 GCSEs/IGCSEs of which 4 are A or above
So many people in this category no one talks about maybe you could discuss that
Hi Vickie. I’d be really happy to try and make a video on this. I have to say I’m not an expert though! Are you applying with A levels, an Access course or for graduate medicine?
@@ConnorDibblin personally with A levels but access might be useful to know about for others I feel like when people talk about mature students it’s always about graduates
@@dreaming_of_that_mbbs_mbchb I think you're right, loads of people (myself included) often assume mature = grad. Having already got your A Levels you are actually sometimes at an advantage over applicants that don't. Universities can see you as more of a safe bet because you can'tnot make the grades!
hello! this video was well structured! i’m from scotland so we do national 5 and higher, I was just wondering if u knew the selection process for cardiff? Also would you need to be 18 years old to go to an english school as when i leave ill be 17? I got a low ucat score, but achieved highly in my grades and do many extracurriculars, do you think i have a chance at edinburgh?
Hi Katrina! Thanks for the comment. Cardiff doesn't seem to list their Scottish highers requirements anywhere I can see, I think you would do well to contact their admissions department if you can't find it online. FOr Edinburgh, they require SQA Highers: AAAAB by end of S5 and BB at Advanced Higher which they list as equivalent to A Levels: AAA. So you might choose to use that as a rough guide. THey di use both the UCAT and the SJT in their application scoring stage before interview too.
For Cardiff, do you have to have 9 GCSEs?? My school only did 8 GCSEs.
Hi Safa! From the Cardiff Website (www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2022/medicine-mbbch) they say there are 27 points available with 3 points for an 8/9, 2 for a 7, 1 for a 6. They will score your top 9 GCSEs, with A Levels already achieved granting a further 3 points for A* or 2 for A.
So you don't HAVE to have done 9, but without 9 GCSEs 6 or above or early A Levels you can't reach the maximum points. Not that you would necessarily have to have maximum points to get an interview
Hi, i got an average of 620 in my ucat and band 1. I got one 7 in my GCSE's and the rest 8' and 9's, do you think applying to kings would be a waste of an option for me as my overall ucat score isn't that great?
Hey Zamani, King’s interviews a range of applicants with different UCAT scores, with many applicants having a very high UCAT and some with lower UCAT scores
How did it end up going I’m in a similar spot to u
i got an average of 525 with band 4 :((
only because i found out that i had to take the ucat prior to applying so i only had 2 weeks to prepare.
i have VERY high grades with a lot of extra curricular activities (e.g. i interned as a dentist assistant) and i am an international student.
any idea where i could apply for dentistry?
I’ve just had a read around, potentially: Plymouth or Dundee? Have a look at their respective websites. Alternatively, have a look if any dentistry causes would accept the BMAT from an international student.
@@ConnorDibblin any possibility for cardiff or queen’s university of belfast?
I heard QUB does not consider UCAT for international students?
Hi Wiam, I have to be honest I don’t know much about Dentistry applications particularly for international students. My advice is to make a spreadsheet of all of the UK and Irish dental schools and write down their UCAT requirements. Unfortunately that band 4 in SJT will disqualify you from a large number of them dude.
I got 517 on my UCAT
Hi I am an international applicant (coming from Canada) and I ended up doing pretty bad on the ucat, I got 600 band 2. Do you think I will still be able to score an interview with one of these universities considering that I’m applying from abroad (I’m mostly interested in Liverpool and Cardiff)? Also to consider: my grade 11 overall grade average is within the lower competitive range, around 93% total. Thank you!
Hi Eva! Thanks for the question.from what I can see on Cardiff’s website it doesn’t look like they I have different UCAT Requirements for international applicants: www.cardiff.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/2548861/MEDIC-School-level-Admissions-Policy-2022.pdf#page6
Liverpool states that “Those with most competitive admissions test scores assessed to determine which meet/exceed minimum academic criteria” which may mean High UCAT bands
I hope that is helpful! P.S. here is the Liverpool info: www.liverpool.ac.uk/media/livacuk/schoolofmedicine/admissions/Finalised,2021-22,,Liverpool,Departmental,supplement.pdf
I just saw recently and Liverpool have changed how they process the applications do you think this means the UCAT score they expect might go up
Unfortunately, medical schools do sometimes update their admissions policies. I'll have a look this weekend at the latest guidance from Liverpool and reply below!
Hey there … I am a UK university graduate with a 2.1 in biomedical sciences. I have 575 band 2 in UCAT. Where should I apply? (I’m international student)
Hey SA, unfortunately I really don’t know much about graduate entry, but aside from King’s and Warwick who love a high UCAT, many require the gamsat exam. Have you thought about sitting that?
If you managed to score in the AVERAGE band of the UCAT check out this video: th-cam.com/video/dVbYGt6jWZA/w-d-xo.html
Or HIGH on the UCAT: th-cam.com/video/ljIllccpRDs/w-d-xo.html
Hi connor , I am an irish student with 605 ucat and band 3 situational and looking to apply to medical schoools in uk where do i have chance
Hey Emma, have you had a look at my other video about applying with Average UCAT score? Hopefully you'll get a little more information there th-cam.com/video/dVbYGt6jWZA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for ur reply i was thinking my ucat was lower do you think I could apply to liverpool
@@ConnorDibblin or manchester
What if I have 8 GCSEs? Can I then not apply to Cardiff anymore?
Hi Safa! Cardiff will provide points for your first 9 GCSEs, that doesn’t mean you won’t be competitive with 8, or that you can’t apply! I would advise you to drop them an email asking how they balance applications from students who’s schools only allowed 8 GCSEs
Do you think the scores for the actual deciles table will drop?
Hi Menusha! Unfortunately, it’s hard to predict. However, historically the final scores are lower than the interim. I think perhaps people who take the UCAT earlier are on average better prepared? Whatever the reason, last year the average dropped by 60 points, so the bands moved a little too
@@ConnorDibblin Thank you for taking the time to reply. I got a score of 2450 and I can get a fast track to interview if I am above the 3rd decile (2430) due to contextual offers for a uni. My score is just above 2430 but if the deciles table increased, I would automatically be rejected. What would you advice?
@@menusha9868 luckily the final results are released at the end of September and the deadline for applying comes 2 weeks after, so you will have time to see how the deciles shift
@@ConnorDibblin thank you. I didn’t actually know this.
Hi, this video was really informative.. I got 613 on the UCAT with a band 4.Do you think its a good idea to apply to Birmingham university?
Hey Vaishnavi. Here’s what I’ve seen on their website: There is no minimum UCAT cut-off score. Your total UCAT score from the four subtests (i.e. excluding the band result for the Situational Judgment Test, SJT), will be ranked among those for all applicants. The scores will be segregated into deciles and we will allocate our own score to each decile. For example, the top 10% of applicants’ scores will be in the top decile and will receive a maximum score of 3.5 in our process.
613 I would get approx 0.8/3.5 in their scoring system currently. So I think it would depend on your GCSEs and whether you have contextual factors?
@@ConnorDibblin Birmingham is considering the SJT now?
The above was taken from their website yesterday. They use the SJT alongside interview, during the second stage of ranking applicants
www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/medical-school/applying-to-medicine/selection-for-interview.aspx
Hi. I have got ucat score of 645 band 2 which I am a bit disappointed. I have got good set 9s and 8s for my gcse. Which medical schools should I apply to. Could you please advise. Thanks
Hi Arjun. Sounds like you have really good GCSEs. I suggest you have a think about where YOU want to be then checkout if they favour the UCAT or GCSEs. Id recommend making a long-list of unis you would like to go to and then shortlisting based on requirements, rather than just going on requirements alone. If you have questions about specific unis please ask! Can I help with anything else?
Hi Connor. I have a ucat 2580 with band 2 and ucas tariff of 276. Do I have any chance to get an interview from Barts. Also Cardiff is it a safe bet to apply there. Please let me know. Thanks
Hey Arjun! I have just the video for you! Tonight I’m releasing the High UCAT universities video, which will talk about Barts!
Unfortunately, no medical school can really be seen as a “safe bet”. You can see historically how they have assessed candidates for interview, and decide whether you think you’ll be offered one, but then the interview process and further selection stages are all slightly wild cards!
@@arjun1997 Here is the video! th-cam.com/video/ljIllccpRDs/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Connor for your prompt feedback. I went through your new video . I am a bit confused. Do you think I should apply to Barts with my ucat 2580 and ucas tariff 276. Please advise. Sorry to bother you.
670 band 1 with all 9s at gcse, Nottingham feasible ?
Thanks for commenting! That sounds like a really impressive set of GCSEs (much better than I did!) and your UCAT is above average! Good luck with your application friend
I am a bit confused though because on the UCAT website the 2021 mean average score is said to be 2499. Where did 2570 come from?
what about for graduate entry medicine? With an average of 575
Where are you thinking of applying Mikaela?
Hello. I’m thinking of applying to Plymouth university. I scored 602.5 in the UCAT and my GCSE’s are 8’s and 9’s with one 7. Do you think I still have a chance of being invited for an interview?
Hi Kweku! That sounds great, I applied to Plymouth when I was at college it’s a great uni. Last year their cut off was 2400 but it seems to increase every year. With your GCSEs you’re probably very competitive too. Unfortunately, they do say that they can’t comment on what this year is cut off will be until applications are closed.
You can check it out here yourself, click on the toggle that says UCAT: www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/bmbs-bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-of-surgery/entry-requirements
@@ConnorDibblin Thank you so much. This is extremely helpful. Also, for Keele University, do they send us the Roles and Responsibilities form after we’ve applied or do we need to complete it and upload it to UCAS before October 15th?
From the Keele website: “A link to access the form via the Keele applicant portal will be sent to all relevant applicants on a rolling basis as we receive applications from UCAS - this will also include information regarding the deadline for submission.”
www.keele.ac.uk/medicine/undergraduate/medicine-mbchb/howtoapply/#the-roles-&-responsibilities-(r+r)-form
@@ConnorDibblin Thank you so much.
Hello!!! very informative video,I am an international student and my A levels equivalent exam will be in the month of march(2022) so how can I apply to universities with grades ? are all uni except grades after feb or any other month ,when my results are with me? PLEASE HELP
Hi Bohr! My main advise would be to contact a university and confirm if you should be applying for medicine 2022 entry or 2023. All UK medical applications go through UCAS, which has a deadline of 15th October 2021 for 2022 entry. You’ll also need to sit the UCAT or BMAT depending on which universities you are applying for. Do you have any in mind?
Hi LIverpool have just changed and now only score on ucat
Hi Dize, I've just had a look at their recently published policy. Looks like they are primarily looking at UCAT and academic criteria this year because of COVID. Thanks for the heads up! I hope your UCAS form is in! Good luck with your applications.
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