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Queen Mary — Dentistry

Figures are on the current UCAT scale of 2700 unless a cell says otherwise.

Queen Mary - Dentistry

BDS Dentistry (A200), 5 years

How this university scores applications, with the figures it publishes.

High level summary

Simple summary. Excruciating detail below.

QuestionAnswer
Is there a score to clear?Yes. The university publishes a number, further down this page. Miss it and you are not shortlisted. It is reset every year, so last year’s figure is a guide, not a promise.
How to read the UCAT figures hereNeither a lowest score nor an average is published, so there is nothing here to measure against.
What else countsGCSEs are a gate. Meeting the minimum is what counts; beating it earns nothing. The SJT band is a gate, and band 4 ends the application whatever else you have.

Summary of the selection model

ItemDetail
Scoring approachInterviewers consider interests and community contributions. A level resits only considered where extenuating circumstances fall under the Equality Act 2010. Contextual offers one grade lower
UCATRequired
UCAT thresholdPublished cut-off for interview by year of entry, of 3600: 2025 entry 2790 home and 2740 overseas; 2024 entry 2780 and 2810; 2023 entry 2760 and 2710. Home 2025 converts to about 2070 on the current scale. A total below the FOURTH decile is not considered further, and SJT band 4 is not considered further
Interview formatOnline panel interviews
ResitsA*AA in one sitting over no more than two years. Resits only where extenuating circumstances fall under the Equality Act 2010
Data statusThree years of cut-offs published by fee status. 67 home and 4 overseas places on A200. Queen Mary states the thresholds cannot be predicted from previous years

Source

https://www.dentalschoolscouncil.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/DSC-Entry-Requirements-entry-2026.pdf ; https://www.qmul.ac.uk/fmd/study/undergraduate/courses/admissions-statistics-for-medicine--dentistry/ and A200 selection criteria (read 17 September 2026)

Entry requirements

ItemDetail
CountryEngland
Course (UCAS code)BDS Dentistry (A200), 5 years
GCSEAAABBB (777666 for GCSEs taken from 2015) or above, in any order
A levelA*AA achieved in one sitting over a study period of no longer than two years
Scottish Highers / Advanced HighersContact admissions
IB37 points overall with 666 in HL subjects
English languageCovered by the GCSE requirement
Resits accepted?Only with mitigating circumstances

Volumes, places and competition

ItemDetail
Figures coverPlaces only: Office for Students maximum fundable limit, anticipated home students, 2025-26 entry cohort. This is the provider level limit across all of that provider's programmes in this subject, not a single course code. The OfS states it also applies for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for changes.
Places67

Further detail

ItemDetail
Course typeStandard entry
Degree requirement (graduate routes)Unknown

How the UCAT is turned into a score

ItemDetail
Is a UCAT points conversion published?No points conversion has been published. What the University does say about the UCAT is in the row below.
How the UCAT is used, in the University’s own wordsInterviewers consider interests and community contributions. A level resits only considered where extenuating circumstances fall under the Equality Act 2010. Contextual offers one grade lower Published cut-off for interview by year of entry, of 3600: 2025 entry 2790 home and 2740 overseas; 2024 entry 2780 and 2810; 2023 entry 2760 and 2710. Home 2025 converts to about 2070 on the current scale. A total below the FOURTH decile is not considered further, and SJT band 4 is not considered further

Entry requirements and places, as shown on the comparison table

ItemDetail
Degree requirementUnknown
SJT - how the band is usedBand 4 not considered further, alongside the fourth decile floor on the total.