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Queen Mary — Graduate entry medicine

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

Queen Mary (Barts) - Medicine

MBBS Medicine Graduate Entry (A101)

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, but it is set as a national decile rather than a raw score, so the number it works out to moves with the test each year. The decile is further down this page, and the UCAT deciles by year tab turns it into a score.
How to read the UCAT figures hereOnly the lowest score is published. It belongs to one applicant, usually one who was strong somewhere else. Matching it is not the same as being competitive.
What else countsDegree subject and class are a requirement in their own right. Details below. GCSEs are a gate. Meeting the minimum is what counts; beating it earns nothing. The personal statement is not used to shortlist. The SJT band is a gate, and band 4 ends the application whatever else you have.

UCAT rules

RuleEffect
Total below the 4th national decileRejected at first shortlisting
SJT band 4Rejected at shortlisting
Post-interviewUCAT considered again after interview

Summary of the selection model

ItemDetail
Scoring approachSame decile floor as the undergraduate course - below the 4th national decile is rejected, as is SJT band 4. UCAT considered again post-interview. Personal statement not scored at any stage
Admissions test - how it is usedWeighted against the rest of the applicant pool at first shortlisting, then considered again after interview. Below the fourth decile is rejected
GAMSAT requirementUnknown
UCAT thresholdTotal UCAT below the fourth decile is rejected. SJT band 4 rejected The fourth national decile floor is about 1820 on the current scale for the 2025 test cycle.
Interview formatOnline panel interviews
Data statusComplete on entry requirements and on the selection method as the university describes it. Not published: no mean or distribution, application volumes, interview volumes and offer volumes. A Freedom of Information request is live, next date 14 October 2026.

Source

https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/queen-mary-university-of-london-mbbs-medicine-a101/

Entry requirements

ItemDetail
CountryEngland
Course (UCAS code)MBBS Medicine Graduate Entry (A101)
Degree requirementMinimum 2:1 in Molecular or Biomedical Sciences (no further qualifications needed), or a 2:1 in any other degree plus A level BB in Chemistry/Biology plus one further science
GCSENot scored
A levelBB minimum in Chemistry or Biology plus one further science, if the degree is not in biomedical or molecular sciences
Scottish Highers / Advanced HighersContact admissions
Resits accepted?Not stated - A levels (BB) required only if the degree is not biomedical

Further detail

ItemDetail
Admissions test acceptedUCAT
UCAT lowest accepted4th decile (national)

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 wordsWeighted against the rest of the applicant pool at first shortlisting, then considered again after interview. Below the fourth decile is rejected Same decile floor as the undergraduate course - below the 4th national decile is rejected, as is SJT band 4. UCAT considered again post-interview. Personal statement not scored at any stage

Entry requirements and places, as shown on the comparison table

ItemDetail
English languageUnknown
Figures coverNo volumes published
PlacesUnknown
Places - provider total350 (Office for Students maximum fundable limit, anticipated home students, 2025-26 entry cohort. This is the provider total across A100 and A101 and is not split between them)
SJT - how the band is usedBand 4 rejected, alongside the fourth decile floor on the cognitive total.