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UniversityCountryCourse (UCAS code)GCSEA levelScottish Highers / Advanced HighersIBUCAT thresholdUCAT lowest acceptedUCAT average acceptedUCAT - how it is usedSJT - how the band is usedEnglish languageInterview formatFigures coverPlacesApplicationsInterviewedOffersInterviews per placeOffers per interviewInterview to offer ratio (as published)How applications are scored (summary)Scoring detail tabContextual offerResits accepted?Resits (detail)Data statusPrevious years - application year and UCAT figureSource (FOI response and/or published page)
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AberdeenScotlandMBChB Medicine (A100)Grade 6 in English Language and Maths. Biology and Physics recommended. A spread of grades 6-9 expected, especially sciencesAAA including Chemistry and one from Biology, Maths or Physics, plus one otherS5 AAAAB including Chemistry and two of Maths, Biology/Human Biology or Physics, plus two others; S6 BBB at Higher/Advanced Higher36 points overall; HL 6,6,6 including Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or Maths; SL three subjects averaging 6No cut-off used2026 entry, lowest invited to interview (scale 2700): 1700 Scottish, 1720 rest of UK, 1730 international. 2025 entry (scale 3600): 2270 contextual home, 2310 non-contextual home, 2690 rest of UK, 2640 international Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2270 is about 1680, 2310 is about 1700, 2690 is about 1990, 2640 is about 1950.2026 entry, average invited to interview (scale 2700): 1960 Scottish, 1990 rest of UK, 2010 internationalScored relative to the whole Aberdeen applicant pool. Total of the four cognitive subtests only. SIMD20 applicants get a 10% uplift, SIMD40 a 5% upliftNot part of the score. Aberdeen ranks on the four cognitive subtests only. No band exclusion is published.Medicine sits in Aberdeen's higher tier: IELTS Academic/UKVI 7.0 overall with Speaking 7.0, Writing 6.0, Listening 5.5, Reading 5.5. Equivalents: TOEFL iBT 100, Cambridge B2 First/C1 Advanced 185, Oxford ELLT 8.0, LanguageCert Academic 75, PTE Academic 70, Trinity ISE III with distinction in writingModified MMI, December to MarchScottish applicants, 2026 entry2989558396432.820.772026 entry, Scottish: 955 applications, 839 interviews, 643 offers (77% of interviewees), 298 places. International: 455 applications, 149 interviews, 90 offers, 30 placesUCAT scored relative to Aberdeen's own applicant pool (no fixed cut-off); UCAT uplift for SIMD20/SIMD40; personal statement used at interviewAberdeen - MedicineAdjusted entry AAB including Chemistry and one from Biology, Maths or PhysicsNoNot acceptedCompleteNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/university-of-aberdeen-a100/ ; https://www.abdn.ac.uk/smmsn/undergraduate/medicine/admissions-data/ ; https://www.abdn.ac.uk/smmsn/undergraduate/medicine/admissions-data/previous-admission-data/ ; https://www.abdn.ac.uk/study/international/english/undergraduate-degrees---english-requirements/
DundeeScotlandMBChB Medicine (A100)Biology or Chemistry at 7 if not taken at A level; Maths and English at 6 if not taken at A levelAAA including Chemistry or Biology plus another science, achieved in the same yearAAABB in one sitting including Chemistry or Biology plus another science. Conditional offers may require BBB at Advanced Higher in S637 points with 6,6,6 at HLNo cut-off score, stated in terms by Dundee. SJT bands are not used in the initial selection for interview2023/24 entry (of 3600): lowest 1900, which converts to BELOW the 1st national decile of the 2022 test cycle. The figures describe applicants INTERVIEWED, not offer holders2023/24 entry (of 3600): average 2675, highest 3400. By fee status 2662 home Scottish, 2723 rest of UK and Ireland, 2690 overseas. About 1970 on the current scale. No 2024/25 or 2025/26 row has been publishedAll applicants must sit UCAT in the year of application. No cut-off; historic admissions statistics published showing score distributions and interview ratesNot used in the initial selection for interview.IELTS Academic 7.0 in all components; LANGUAGECERT, PTE, TOEFL iBT, Trinity ISE accepted at minimum grade 75MMI2023/24 entry, all applicants. 1,951 applications, 844 interviews, 570 offers and 218 matriculants. Places: Scottish Funding Council intake target for academic year 2025-26, all fee groups together.22019518445703.840.682023/24 entry: 1951 applications, 844 interviews, 570 offers (68% of interviewees), 218 matriculatedNo published UCAT cut-off. Personal statement not scored, ranked or taken into account for interview selectionDundee - MedicineA level ABB; Highers AABBB. SIMD deprivation, care experience, refugee statusNoNot acceptedFive years published to 2023/24 entry, all on the 3600 scale and all describing interviewees. Places are set by the Scottish Funding Council and no fixed number is published.2023/24 entry (of 3600): average 2675, lowest 1900, highest 3400https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-13/ ; https://www.dundee.ac.uk/corporate-information/medicine-admissions-statistics
EdinburghScotlandMBChB Medicine (A100)Biology 7, Chemistry 7, English 7, Maths 7 (widening access: grade 6 in each)AAA in one sitting including Chemistry plus one of Biology/Human Biology, Maths/Further Maths or Physics (widening access AAB)AAAAB by end of S5 and BB at Advanced Higher in S6, including Chemistry plus two from Biology, Maths/Applications of Maths or Physics (widening access AAABB and CC). National 5 Biology, Chemistry, English, Maths at B38 points with 666 at HL including Chemistry plus one of Biology, Maths or Physics; SL Maths 6, English 6, Biology 6 if not HL (widening access 34 with 655)A minimum cut-off score applies to all fee rates, and it is now published. 2025 entry: 2450 (of 3600). 2026 entry: 1650 (of 2700). The 2027 entry figure is on the Edinburgh Medical School UCAT page. Plus Flag applicants are exempt from the cut-off entirely. SJT band 4 is processed as unsuccessful, so no band 4 applicant reaches interview or offerThe cut-off IS the floor: 1650 of 2700 for 2026 entry, 2450 of 3600 for 2025 entry. A Plus Flag applicants are exempt from it entirelyContextual applicants, 2025 entry (of 3600). Invited to interview: mean 2824, quartiles 2640 / 2816 / 2981. Offer holders: mean 2891, quartiles 2728 / 2877 / 3045. Edinburgh does not hold UCAT deciles broken down by fee rate or for contextual applicants. Figures for 2026 entry were withheld as a live cycle and are due after late October 2026 Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2824 is about 2090, 2640 is about 1950, 2816 is about 2090, 2981 is above the 9th decile, 2891 is about 2150, 2728 is about 2020, 2877 is about 2140.The cut-off is a floor, not a shortlist. Applicants at or above it are scored and ranked, and the top scorers are invited to an Assessment Day. After the Assessment Day the final score combines four elements - academic score from achieved and predicted grades, UCAT decile, SJT band and interview score - and offers go to the highest ranked in each fee category. The weightings of those four elements are in the Applying for Medicine booklet. The matrix converting UCAT and grades into points was refused under FOIBand 4 is processed as unsuccessful, so no band 4 applicant reaches interview or offer. Bands 1 to 3 form one of the four elements of the final score after the Assessment Day.IELTS Academic 7.5 with 7.5 in each component; TOEFL-iBT 110 with 25 each; C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency 191 with 191 each; Oxford ELLT 9; Oxford Test of English Advanced 165Interview required for all applicantsPlaces only: Scottish Funding Council intake target for academic year 2025-26, covering Scottish, rest of UK, Republic of Ireland and international students together. The SFC sets these targets, not the university, and not the Office for Students, which has no remit in Scotland.326UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownCut-off, then rank, then interview, then a four-part final score of academic score, UCAT decile, SJT band and interview score. Applicants are ranked within their fee category. Edinburgh refused the scoring matrix and the academic points scheme under FOISA sections 30(c) and 33(1)(b); a requirement for review was sent on 11 September 2026Edinburgh - MedicineTwo flags. A Plus Flag applicant does not need to meet the UCAT cut-off, receives a 10 per cent uplift to total UCAT score, receives additional academic disadvantage points, and is prioritised for interview where possible, provided minimum entry requirements are met or predicted and SJT band 3 or better is achieved. A Flag applicant receives a 5 per cent uplift and academic disadvantage points but is shortlisted alongside everyone else, and must meet the standard entry requirements and the UCAT cut-off. Both are considered for the same controlled places. Separately, the Scottish Government funded an extra 25 SIMD20 places in both 2025 and 2026 entry, on top of the standard allocationOnly with mitigating circumstancesNot permitted except in exceptional circumstancesUCAT cut-offs and contextual mechanics now confirmed directly by Edinburgh. Two gaps: the scoring matrix is under internal review, and the 2026 entry volumes and UCAT figures were withheld as a live cycle with a commitment to supply them after late October 2026No earlier-year figures publishedUniversity of Edinburgh FOI response FOI2026/00627, 11 September 2026, plus the Applying for Medicine booklet, the Edinburgh Medical School UCAT page and the published MBChB admissions statistics
GlasgowScotlandMBChB Medicine (A100)English Literature or English Language at 6; Biology at 6 if not studied at A levelAAA including Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or Maths. International applicants need Chemistry, Biology and one of Physics or MathsAAAAB in S5 plus BB at Advanced Higher in S6, including Chemistry, Biology and Physics or Maths. National 5 English at B38 points with HL 6,6,6 including HL Chemistry and Biology; SL Physics or Maths at 6; SL English at 6A fixed threshold per fee group each cycle, set by that cohort's performance and not released during the cycle. Glasgow publishes the thresholds afterwards. 2025 entry (of 3600): about 1860 on the current scale for Scottish and EU applicantsPublished by fee group and cycle in Glasgow's admissions PDF. See the threshold history below2025 entry mean at interview, of 3600: all 2705, home 2709, rest of UK 2734, international 2708. Mean at offer: all 2914, home 2828, rest of UK 2833, international 3082. Home widening participation applicants: 2593 at interview and 2612 at offer, about 1920 and 1930 on the current scaleRequired of all applicants including graduatesNot used. Glasgow has confirmed under FOI that it does not use SJT bands.IELTS Academic 7.0 with no subtest below 7.0; TOEFL iBT 104 with Reading 26, Listening 23, Speaking 24, Writing 24; PTE Academic 70 with Reading 65, Listening 64, Speaking 78, Writing 72; Oxford ELLT 8 with 8 in each; CPE/CAE 185 with 185 in each. Tests must be within 2 years 5 months of the start date and a single test must meet both overall and component requirementsOnline traditional panel interviewPlaces only: Scottish Funding Council intake target for academic year 2025-26, covering Scottish, rest of UK, Republic of Ireland and international students together. The SFC sets these targets, not the university, and not the Office for Students, which has no remit in Scotland.346UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUCAT required; no published threshold or weighting. Personal statement checked after interview before offers are madeGlasgow - MedicineVerified widening participation applicants receive a graded adjustment to the UCAT score. Glasgow has still not given the size of that adjustment. No places are set aside for the route. Access Glasgow programmes, and completion of approved pre-entry programmes, can lead to adjusted offersNoNot acceptedComplete for 2025 entry. Twelve years of thresholds, means at interview and offer, volumes by domicile, and widening participation volumes and means. The size of the contextual UCAT adjustment has still not been given. Glasgow has issued a notice that it does not hold decile or quartile distributions, does not use SJT bands, and did not hold 2026 entry data when the request was madeNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-3/ ; https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/medicine/mus/admissions/english%20language
St AndrewsScotlandMBChB Medicine (A100)Minimum five GCSEs at grade 7 in one sitting. Applicants holding A levels may be considered with fewerStandard AAA, minimum AAB, including Chemistry and one of Biology, Maths or PhysicsStandard AAAAB in S5 with predicted BBB in S6; minimum AAABB in S5 with predicted BB. Must include Chemistry and one of Biology, Maths or Physics at the same sittingStandard 38 points (HL 6,6,6 plus SL 6,6,6); minimum 36 (HL 6,6,5 plus SL 6,6,5), including HL Chemistry and one of Biology, Maths or PhysicsNo fixed threshold. Academically eligible applicants are ranked on the UCAT global score and roughly the top 650 are interviewed. The global score is also the tie-break where interview scores are equal2025 entry, of 3600. Interviewed: 2230 home, 2400 rest of UK, 2660 overseas. Offered: 2290 home, 2690 rest of UK, 2660 overseas. Current-scale equivalents for home: about 1650 interviewed and 1690 offered2025 entry, of 3600. Mean interviewed: 2701 home, 2905 rest of UK, 2833 overseas. Mean offered: 2736 home, 2923 rest of UK, 2837 overseas. Current-scale equivalents for home: about 2000 interviewed and 2020 offeredUsed for ranking for interview selection, after the academic screenUnknown. St Andrews does not state how the SJT is used.Covered by GCSE/Highers requirementsIn-person for home-funded students; online for rest of UK and overseasPlaces only: Scottish Funding Council intake target for academic year 2025-26, covering Scottish, rest of UK, Republic of Ireland and international students together. The SFC sets these targets, not the university, and not the Office for Students, which has no remit in Scotland.157UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownLatest published cycle, home: 417 applications, 298 interviews, 216 offers (72% of interviewees), 51 entrants. Rest of UK: 335 / 142 / 90 / 47. Overseas: 303 / 123 / 105 / 33Academic screen first, then straight UCAT ranking for interview. Personal statement used as one component in selection for interviewSt Andrews - MedicineA 10 per cent INCREASE applied to the UCAT score itself, used in the ranking for interview. Criteria include residence in the 40 per cent most deprived Scottish postcodes, care experience, estrangement and refugee status. Separate Gateway to Medicine (LQV9) route also availableNo - not normally consideredApplicants retaking advanced level studies are not normally considered. GCSE resits allowed only for specific subject requirementsComplete for 2025 entry, split by fee status at both interview and offer stage. No 2700-scale figures published yetLowest then average UCAT invited, home applicants (of 3600). 2021-22: 2300 / 2776. 2022-23: 2330 / 2724. 2023-24: 2260 / 2720. 2024-25: 2390 / 2698. 2025-26: 2230 / 2701https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/st-andrews-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/medicine/prospective/admissions-data/
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Anglia RuskinEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Minimum grade 5 in English Language, Maths and two sciencesAAA taken within three academic years prior to entry, including Chemistry or Biology, plus one of Biology/Chemistry/Maths/Physics/Psychology, plus one otherAdvanced Highers ABB with AB from Biology and/or Chemistry36 points minimum; HL 666 in Biology and/or Chemistry plus one other science, including Maths or EnglishNo fixed threshold. Academically eligible applicants are ranked on total UCAT and a cut-off is set after the ranking. 2026 entry, home non-contextual applicants interviewed ranged from 1350 to 2560 (of 2700); offer holders from 1560 to 25602026 entry offer holders (of 2700): lowest 1560 non-contextual, 1490 contextual. The tenth percentile of non-contextual offer holders was 1881, the median 2040 (FOI 3890)2026 entry (of 2700), mean of applicants offered a place: 2054.0 non-contextual, 1944.2 contextual. A101 graduate entry, all contextual: 1872.7Ranked on total UCAT score alone. Anglia Ruskin confirmed under FOI that it does not convert UCAT scores into shortlisting points and does not rank on GCSE or A level grades at all - applicants who exceed the grade requirements are not advantaged. Uplifts are applied to the UCAT score itself: 5 per cent for WAMS eligibility, 5 per cent for Essex residence, 2.5 per cent for the wider East of England. No applicant in any reported group held SJT band 4No exclusion published. Anglia Ruskin reports that no applicant in any group held band 4.GCSE English Language grade 5MMIPlaces only, September 2026 entry, A100 all home (FOI 3890). Volumes refused under section 43(2)128UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownPlaces only. September 2026 entry: 128 A100, all home. September 2027 entry: 116 A100 and 12 A101. Application, interview and offer volumes were refused under section 43(2)Academic requirements are a gate, not a score. Under the Guaranteed Interview Scheme, academically eligible applicants in receipt of free school meals or with care-experienced status are shortlisted for interview without UCAT ranking, on evidence. Everyone else is ranked on total UCAT after the residence and WAMS uplifts are appliedAnglia Ruskin - MedicineWAMS applicants receive a 5 per cent UCAT uplift and an offer of ABB instead of AAA, with no fixed number of places reserved. Essex residents receive a 5 per cent uplift and East of England residents 2.5 per cent, in each case based on where they lived up to a year before applying. Free school meals or care-experienced status gives a guaranteed interview. All A101 applicants must meet the WAMS criteriaYes, with conditions - AAA, within three academic yearsAAA accepted within three academic years prior to applicationUCAT distributions complete for both cycles at both stages - the fullest response of the campaign. Application volumes refused under section 43(2)Mean total cognitive UCAT, released under FOI 3890. Applicants interviewed, 2025 entry (of 3600): 2728.1 non-contextual, 2706.8 contextual. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2029.0 non-contextual, 1921.2 contextual. Applicants offered a place, 2025 entry (of 3600): 2746.0 non-contextual, 2735.7 contextual. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2054.0 non-contextual, 1944.2 contextual. A101 graduate entry, 2026, all contextual: 1872.7 at both stages. No applicant in any group held SJT band 4Anglia Ruskin University FOI 3890, 8 September 2026 (application volumes refused under section 43(2); all other questions answered in full)
AstonEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Six GCSEs at grade 6 including English Language, Maths, Chemistry, Biology or Double Science. Most successful applicants achieve 7-9A*AA including Chemistry and Biology, with the A* in Chemistry or Biology. Practicals passed. Third subject any except General Studies/Critical ThinkingAdvanced Highers AAA including Chemistry and Biology. National 5s: six grade Bs including English Language, Maths, Chemistry, Biology37 points with 7,6,6 at HL. Chemistry and Biology both HL, one of them at 7No fixed threshold and no minimum at any stage. The pre-MMI score is 50 per cent academic attainment and 25 per cent UCAT, with the total converted to a percentage2026 entry, of 2700. Lowest INTERVIEWED: 1560 contextual home, which is below the 1st national decile, 1580 non-contextual home, 1720 overseas. Lowest OFFERED: 1690 contextual, 1730 non-contextual, 1740 overseas2026 entry, of 2700. Mean at interview: 1982 contextual, 1971 non-contextual, 1953 overseas. Mean at offer: 1999 contextual, 2012 non-contextual, 1961 overseas. Non-contextual home median at interview 1960, quartiles 1880 and 2070Total UCAT score used to rank for interview and again to rank for offers after interview. SJT bands 1-4 all acceptedAll four bands accepted. Not used to exclude at any stage.GCSE English Language grade 6Online MMI, December to MarchPlaces 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.110UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUCAT total used twice - ranking for interview and ranking for offers post-interview. SJT not used to exclude. Personal statement not scoredAston - MedicineOne or two grade reduction for eligible home applicants (UCAT bursary, free school meals, care leaver, refugee, POLAR4 Q1-2)Yes, with conditions - profile completed within three academic yearsPermitted; qualification profile must be completed within three academic yearsComplete. Two cycles of lowest, mean and quartile figures at both interview and offer stage, split three ways, released under FOI/2627/013. Aston accepts all four SJT bandsNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/aston-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
BirminghamEnglandMBChB Medicine and Surgery (A100)Seven GCSEs. English Language 6, Maths 6, Biology and Chemistry (or dual award) 6. GCSEs scored and weighted at 45% of the pre-interview scoreA*AA including Chemistry plus a second science (Biology/Human Biology/Physics/Maths). Three subjects normally in the final year. General Studies, Critical Thinking, EPQ not acceptedContact admissions32 points minimum; HL 7,6,6 including Chemistry and a second science. SL must include English, Biology and Maths if not at HLNo fixed cut-off - ranked score2024-25 interviewed, of 3600: 2680 home standard, 2430 home contextual, 2920 international. On the current scale that is about 1980 home standard, 1800 home contextual, and above the 9th decile for international2024-25 interviewed, of 3600: median 2940 and mean 2958.8 home standard; median 2780 and mean 2804.3 home contextual; median 3080 international. These are on the old 3600 scale and must not be read against a score out of 2700Three cognitive subtests only (SJT excluded). Ranked by national decile and converted to a score out of 4.0, worth 40% of the application scoreExcluded from the UCAT score, which uses the three cognitive subtests only. The band is used at interview, not at shortlisting.IELTS 7.0 overall with 7.0 in all bands; TOEFL 95 (23 each); PTE 67; Cambridge English 185+MMISeptember 2025 entry, UCAT scale 3600380150310618452.790.82024-25 home: 1503 applications, 1061 interviews, 845 offers (80% of interviewees)Weighted 45 per cent academic, 40 per cent UCAT, 15 per cent contextual. UCAT converted by national decile into points on a 0 to 4.0 scale. Seven GCSEs scored, grade 8 or 9 or A-star = 4, grade 7 or A = 2, grade 6 or B = 1, with additional subjects scoring 2 only at grades 8 to 9, the total scaled to a maximum of 4.5. The SJT band is used at interview, not at shortlistingBirmingham - MedicineAAA contextual offer. POLAR4 quintile scored 0.6 to 1.5 points within the application scoreNot stated - A levels normally taken in the final yearThree A levels normally taken in the final yearCompleteMinimum UCAT invited to interview, home standard then contextual then international, all of 3600: 2025 entry 2680 / 2430 / 2920; 2024 entry 2700 / 2450 / 2860; 2023 entry 2880 / 2500 / 2960; 2022 entry 2850 / 2360 / 2870; 2021 entry 2830 / 2260 / 2820. Home places 380, 372, 372, 342, 340 across the same yearshttps://www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/medical-school/applying-to-medicine/selection-for-interview ; https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/documents/college-mds/medical-school/mbchb-admissions-statistics-sept-2025.pdf ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes ; University of Birmingham FOI response 2026.08.2429, 15 September 2026, which refused all seven questions under section 21 and directed to the published MBChB and BDS admissions statistics and the selection for interview pages
Brighton and SussexEnglandBM BS Medicine (A100)Maths and English (Language or Literature) at grade 6/B; grade 5/C for contextual and widening participation applicants. BSMS confirmed under FOI that no other GCSEs are taken into account and there is no GCSE points schemeAAA including Biology and ChemistryAdvanced Highers AAA including Biology and Chemistry, or Advanced Higher Biology and Chemistry at A plus two further Highers at A36 points with HL 6 in Biology and ChemistryNo pre-set threshold. BSMS confirmed under FOI that all academically eligible applicants are ranked on overall UCAT score and invited from the top down until interview places are full, so the published 'threshold' is simply the lowest-scoring interviewee. Home and international are ranked separately. 2026 entry (of 2700): 1990 home non-contextual, all contextual home applicants invited, 1990 international. 2025 entry (of 3600): 2560 home, 2420 home contextual, 2730 international2026 entry offer holders (of 2700): lowest 1340 home standard, 1460 home contextual, 1660 international. 2025 entry (of 3600): lowest 2180 home standard, 2210 home contextual, 1680 international2026 entry, mean UCAT of offer holders (of 2700): 2080 home standard, 1910 home contextual, 2110 international, 2250 all groups. 2025 entry (of 3600): 2750 home standard, 2640 home contextual, 2700 international, 2740 all groupsScored out of 2700 (VR, DM, QR at 900 each). Academically eligible applicants are ranked on overall UCAT score and invited from the highest score downwards until interview places are filled, with home and international ranked separately. The lowest SJT band actually interviewed was band 4 for 2025 entry and band 3 for 2026 entry. For 2026 entry, SJT band 1 was used to separate home candidates sitting on the same score at the cut-off. BSMS used the BMAT, not the UCAT, up to and including 2024 entryNo band excluded. The lowest band actually interviewed was band 4 for 2025 entry and band 3 for 2026 entry. For 2026 entry band 1 was used to separate home candidates tied at the cut-off.GCSE English grade 6 (grade 5 contextual)MMIAll applicants, 2026 entry (FOI 4202). Places are 197 home and 10 international20716378246733.980.822026 entry: 1637 applications (1394 home including 203 contextual, 243 international), 824 interviewed, 673 offers, against 197 home and 10 international places. Enrolment for 2026 was still pending when the figures were supplied. Six years of the same series, from 2021, are on the detail tab. Post-interview success rate rose from 52 per cent in 2025 to 83 per cent in 2026No GCSE or academic points scheme at all - BSMS confirmed under FOI that applicants simply need English and Maths GCSE at 6/B (5/C contextual), after which shortlisting is a straight ranking on total UCAT score until interview places run out. Home and international ranked separately. Applicants from the lowest decile were interviewed in both 2025 and 2026 entry. Personal statement not scoredBrighton and Sussex - MedicineAAB / IB 35 with HL 5 in Biology and Chemistry. About 30% of interview places reserved, ranked separatelyYes, with conditions - only if one grade was dropped (AAB)Accepted if only one grade was dropped (AAB)Complete. Six years of application, interview, offer and enrolment data, and full UCAT figures at applied, interviewed and offered stages for both cycles that used the UCATBSMS used the BMAT, not the UCAT, for 2021 to 2024 entry, so no UCAT history exists before 2025 entry. Released under FOI 4202. Interview thresholds - 2025 entry (of 3600): 2560 home standard, 2420 home contextual, 2730 international. 2026 entry (of 2700): 1990 home standard with SJT band 1 as the tie-break, all contextual home applicants invited with no threshold, 1990 international. Mean UCAT of offer holders - 2025 (of 3600): 2750 home standard, 2640 contextual, 2700 international. 2026 (of 2700): 2080 home standard, 1910 contextual, 2110 international. Lowest SJT band invited was band 4 in 2025 and band 3 in 2026Brighton and Sussex Medical School / University of Brighton FOI 4202, 1 September 2026, covering entry years 2021 to 2026
BristolEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Maths 7 (advanced numeracy) and English 4 (standard literacy)AAA including Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics, Maths or Further MathsAdvanced Highers AA in Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or Maths; Highers AAAAB36 points with 18 at HL, including 6,6 at HL in Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or MathsNo fixed cut-off. Bristol states the interview threshold moves each year with the strength of the cohort, so a score cannot be used to predict an invitation. The 2026 entry cut fell at 2240 home and 2270 overseas2240 (where the 2026 entry cut fell for home applicants, not a pre-set threshold)Unknown. Bristol releases where the cut fell, not the mean or the distributionApplicants who meet the minimum academic requirements are then scored on the UCAT alone - a 100 per cent weighting on the total of all subtests except the Situational Judgement Test, which is excluded entirely. Interviews are allocated down that ranking, so the threshold is wherever the interview slots run out rather than a figure set in advanceExcluded entirely. The UCAT score is the total of all subtests except the SJT.Covered by GCSE English requirementOnline interview, assessors asking questions and marking responses separately, held December to February. No offer is made without an interview except in exceptional circumstancesAll applicants, entry September 2025 (FOI2627-023). Interviewed counts those who ATTENDED - Bristol does not hold the number invited27018389678363.580.86UnknownRanked on total cognitive UCAT once the academic minimum is met, with a 100 per cent weighting and no separate points for GCSEs or A levels. The SJT is not used at any stage of shortlisting. The personal statement is no longer a weighted component and now serves only as a final tiebreak when interview and UCAT scores are equalBristol - MedicineContextual offers are usually two grades below the standard offer. Bristol's admissions statement records no reduction in UCAT threshold for contextual applicants and does not state how many places are allocated to the routeYes - offer level not statedAccepted for GCSEs and A levelsPlaces confirmed under FOI2627-023. Application, interview and offer volumes were supplied as a spreadsheet attachment that has not yet been enteredWhere the interview cut fell, not a pre-set threshold. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2240 home, 2270 overseas. Bristol states the figure moves each year with the strength of the cohort, so it cannot be used to predict an invitation in a later cycleUniversity of Bristol FOI2627-023, 8 September 2026, and the Bristol medicine admissions statement for 2026 entry cited in that response
BrunelEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Five GCSEs at grade 6, Maths at 5, and 66 in at least two of Double Science, Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsAAA-AAB including grade A in Biology or Chemistry, grade A in a second science, grade A/B in a third subjectAAA-AAB including grade A in Biology or Chemistry plus a second science36 overall with 6 and 5 at HL in Biology or Chemistry and one of Chemistry, Biology, Physics or MathsNo cut-off score is set. Brunel says selection for interview is competitive and based on overall UCAT performance relative to other applicants in the same year, and separately that "the UCAT cut off score varies year-on-year"Unknown. Refused under section 43 in response 4309 of 18 September 2026. Internal review requested 19 September 2026Unknown. Refused under section 43 in response 4309 of 18 September 2026. Internal review requested 19 September 2026Used to rank for interview only. Highest scores are invited first and Brunel works down the list until the agreed number of offers is made, so the effective cut-off moves each cycle. No weighting is applied and the score is the overall UCAT total. Brunel states the offer is decided on the MMI, not the UCATBand 4 excluded. No other use.IELTS 7.0 overall with 7.0 in all areas; Pearson 64 overall with 64 in all subscores; BrunELT 7.0 with 7.0 in all areas. Taken within two years before the CAS is issuedAsynchronous MMI, six stationsApplication figures: 2025 entry, A100, from FOI 4309. Places: 53 home funded, and an international target of 115 for 2026. CAUTION on the ratios: places are the 53 home funded places only, while the application and interview counts cover home and international together, so interviews per place is not a like-for-like figure53217290044316.980.49UnknownRanked on the total UCAT score with no cut-off and no weighting. GCSE grades are not considered at all. Only SJT band 4 is excluded. Contextual applicants who notify Brunel receive a 5 per cent uplift on their UCAT score. Brunel states the offer itself does not depend on the UCAT score but on performance at the asynchronous MMIBrunel - MedicineYes. A 5 per cent uplift on the UCAT score for applicants who notify Brunel that they are eligible for a contextual offer. No fixed number of places is set aside. No contextual process was in place for 2025 entryYes - offer level not statedApplicants who have retaken A levels are consideredApplication figures for 2025 entry received 18 September 2026 under reference 4309. UCAT score figures refused under section 43 and under internal review. 2026 entry figures stated by Brunel to be not yet finalised2025 entry, A100: home 1,057 applications, 360 interviews, 84 offers, 53 enrolled. International 1,115 applications, 540 interviews, 359 offers, 107 enrolledBrunel FOI response reference 4309, 18 September 2026; https://www.brunel.ac.uk/study/courses/medicine-mbbs ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort
Buckingham (private)EnglandMBChB Medicine (71A8)Grade 4 in English and MathsABB including Chemistry or BiologyAABBB at S5 with two Advanced Highers including Chemistry and one from Biology or Maths at BB34 points with three HL subjects; HL6 in Chemistry or Biology and HL5 minimum in the otherUCAT not usedUnknownUnknownNo UCAT. Uses its own Multiple Mini Assessment (MMA), a computer-based test of analysis, interpretation and judgement against Good Medical PracticeUnknown. Buckingham is a private provider outside the Act and publishes no selection detail.Covered by GCSE requirementMMINo volumes published. Buckingham is a private provider, so it has no Office for Students fundable limit and no place number is published by any regulator.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownNo UCAT. Own MMA sat instead; exceptionally strong MMA performers may receive an offer at that stage. Whole application including personal statement consideredBuckingham - MedicineNo contextual route publishedOnly with mitigating circumstances - after ABBConsidered after achieving ABB where there is significant mitigation. Predicted grades not considered for resit applicantsComplete on entry requirements and on the selection method as the university describes it. Not published: no mean or distribution, no lowest score, application volumes, interview volumes and offer volumes.No earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/buckingham-medicine-71a8/
CambridgeEnglandMB BChir Medicine (A100)No specific requirementA*A*A including Chemistry plus one other science or maths. Colleges may ask for higher or specify the A* subjectAdvanced Highers A1, A1, A2 including Chemistry plus one other science or maths41-42 points with 776 at HL including Chemistry plus one other science or mathsNo minimum threshold, stated in terms by Cambridge. For 2027 entry Cambridge looks at the overall cognitive subtest score only and states it will NOT use the situational judgement score as part of its assessment. History: for September 2025 entry the SJT was used at shortlisting alongside the cognitive total, with candidates progressing to interview generally in the top 50 per cent of UCAT scores and in SJT bands 1 to 3; for September 2026 entry the cognitive total and SJT were applied when making offers rather than when selecting for interview.2025 entry, of 3600. Lowest OFFER HOLDER: 2440 home, 2730 international, the home figure sitting on the fourth decile of the 2024 test cycle, about 1810 on the current scale. Lowest APPLICANT: 1970 home, 1920 international A101 graduate entry, September 2025 entry (of 3600): lowest offer holder 2390 home and 2410 international, lowest applicant 1910 home. The home offer figure is about 1770 on the current scale.2025 entry, of 3600. Mean applicants 2901 home, 2842 international. Mean offer holders 3081 home, 3207 international. Highest offer holder 3530 home Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2901 is about 2160, 2842 is about 2110.Cognitive subtest total assessed; SJT not used. Contributes to interview selection and to offer decisionsNot used for 2027 entry. Cambridge states it will look at the overall cognitive subtest score and will not use the situational judgement score as part of its assessment. It was used at shortlisting for September 2025 entry and at the offer stage for September 2026 entry.IELTS Academic 7.5 overall, usually with 7.0 or above in each element. C2 Proficiency 200 with no element below 185; C1 Advanced 193 with no element below 185. At the point of application, at least IELTS 6.5 overall with no element below 6.0. No medicine-specific variationIn-person and online traditional panel interviewsHome and international by domicile, September 2025 entry (2025 apply year), UCAT scale 36002911530Unknown307UnknownUnknownApply year 2025, all Colleges: 1530 applications (1334 direct, 196 open), 307 offers (252 direct, 55 Winter Pool), 270 acceptances (246 direct, 24 Summer Pool). Interview numbers are not held centrally. College level figures are on the detail tabNo cut-off score, no weighting and no shortlisting points, confirmed under FOI. No conversion of GCSE grades into points. Assessment is a mixture of academic record, UCAT cognitive total and interview. The SJT is not used for A100. Interviews are run by the individual Colleges rather than centrallyCambridge - MedicineCambridge states it does not use contextual offers. Contextual information is handled through an Adjusted GCSE score, described on the published contextual data pageOnly with mitigating circumstances - one sitting normally expectedGrades normally expected in one sitting; case-by-case where circumstances were beyond the applicant's controlComplete for 2025 entry, split by domicile at applicant and offer stage. 1530 A100 applications, 307 offers, 270 acceptancesSeptember 2025 entry (of 3600), total cognitive UCAT. Home applicants 1970 / 2901 / 3530 as minimum, mean and maximum; international applicants 1920 / 2842 / 3470. Home offer holders 2440 / 3081 / 3530; international offer holders 2730 / 3207 / 3460. Subtest level figures are on the detail tab Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2901 is about 2160, 2842 is about 2110, 2440 is about 1810, 2730 is about 2020.https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/university-of-cambridge-mb-bchir-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/apply/before/entry-requirements ; University of Cambridge FOI response FOI-2026-785, 14 September 2026 ; University of Cambridge published undergraduate admissions statistics dashboard, apply year 2025, read 14 September 2026 (the source cited in FOI-2026-785) ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
City St George's, LondonEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Five GCSEs at grade 6 including English Language, Maths and Science (double or triple award)AAA including Chemistry and Biology/Human Biology, in one sitting across a maximum of two years. General Studies, Critical Thinking, Citizenship Studies not acceptedHighers AAA including Chemistry and Biology; Advanced Highers AA including Chemistry and Biology. National 5 English Language and Maths at B35 points with 18 at HL; grade 6 minimum in Biology and Chemistry; SL Maths 5; SL English 5 (6 for English B)Minimum 500 in each individual section, plus an overall minimum recalculated each yearUnknown. The per-section floor of 500 and the annual overall minimum are the only figures given, and the overall minimum itself is not disclosedUnknown. City St George's publishes applications, interviews and offers, but no UCAT mean, no distribution and no SJT band counts. A request is live and a clarification was sent 17 SeptemberUsed to select for interview, with a per-section floor of 500. SJT used after interview when making offersApplied after interview, at the offer stage, not at shortlisting.IB SL English 5 / National 5 English B, or GCSE English Language 6MMI; asynchronous video interviews may also be usedPlaces 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.261UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownSection-level UCAT floor of 500 plus an annual overall minimum. SJT applied post-interview at the offer stage. Personal statement used for interview selection and checked before offersCity St George's - MedicineTwo-grade reduction for Group 1 or Group 2 eligible applicantsNo for A level - one sitting over max two years (GCSE resits allowed)A levels in one sitting over a maximum of two years. GCSE resits acceptedPartial. The per-section floor of 500 and the fact of an annual overall minimum are published, but the overall minimum itself is not, and there is no UCAT mean, no distribution and no SJT band count for any cycle. FOI IRR0006408 is live: the original request of 17 August went to the old sgul.ac.uk mailbox, which is no longer monitored after the merger, so it was resent to City on 15 September and clarification was sent on 17 September. Response due 15 October.No earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/gyugugiujgj/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes | Note on the source link: medschools.ac.uk/courses/gyugugiujgj/ looks like a typo but is the genuine live Medical Schools Council page for this course. The mashed slug is theirs, not ours. Do not "correct" it.
Edge HillEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Five GCSEs at grade 6 including Biology, Chemistry, English Language and Maths (Double Science 66 accepted)AAA including Biology and Chemistry, both at A or above. If either is A*, the third subject may be B. General Studies, Critical Reasoning, Citizenship, Key Skills not acceptedHighers AAAAB including Biology and Chemistry; Advanced Highers AAA including Biology, Chemistry and one other36 points or more; three HL subjects with Biology and Chemistry at 6 minimum; three SL subjects at 5 minimumThreshold varies annually; SJT band 4 automatically rejectedUnknown, and refused under section 43(2) on 10 September 2026. Edge Hill states only that the threshold is based on the total UCAT score and varies each year. Internal review requested 17 SeptemberUnknown and refused under section 43(2). Edge Hill's published policy confirms the threshold is extended for widening participation candidates but does not say by how muchApplicants meeting the academic criteria are ranked by UCAT. Threshold set each year. SJT band 4 rejectedBand 4 automatically rejected.GCSE English Language grade 6MMIPlaces 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.63UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownAcademic screen, then ranked on UCAT with an annually set threshold. SJT band 4 excluded. Personal statement checked after interview before offersEdge Hill - MedicineNo contextual route publishedYes - offer level not statedAcceptedUCAT threshold not published in advanceNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/edge-hill-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
ExeterEnglandBMBS Medicine (A100)Grade B (6) in English Language only. Exeter confirmed under FOI that GCSEs are not otherwise considered at the initial application review stageA*AA including grade A in Biology and Chemistry. Contextual offer AAB including A in Biology and ChemistryAdvanced Highers AAA including grade A in Biology and Chemistry; Highers AAAAA including grade A in Biology and Chemistry38 points with 766 at HL, including HL6 in Biology and ChemistryNo raw UCAT threshold. Exeter converts the UCAT to a national decile, combines it with predicted or achieved A level grades in a single Exeter Score, and applies the cut-off to that combined score. The cut-off falls where roughly 800 home interview places run outReported by decile, not by score. 2025 entry, home applicants interviewed: 1.2 per cent came from decile 1 and 6.3 per cent from decile 4, so a low decile is not disqualifying if the grades are high (FOI26-0296)Unknown as a score. Exeter reports by national decile only: for 2025 entry, 1.2 per cent of home applicants interviewed came from decile 1 and 6.3 per cent from decile 2Weighted 1 part UCAT to 3 parts academic attainment. The UCAT contributes only through its national decile: the Exeter Score falls by 4 points per decile but by 10 points per A level grade, so grades outweigh the UCAT by a wide margin. The SJT is not used at all. GAMSAT replaces the UCAT for applicants more than two years out from A levelsNot used at all.GCSE English Language grade 6Multiple Mini Interviews. Around 800 home applicants interviewed, and about 30 internationalAll applicants, entry September 2025 (FOI26-0296). Exeter did not label the cycle22820768987353.940.82Entry September 2025, all applicants (FOI26-0296): 2076 applications, 898 invited to interview, 735 offers, 325 enrolments, against 228 places (218 home, 10 international). Exeter supplied a single undated set of figures and did not report the two cycles separatelyExeter Score, published in full in the admissions policy. Predicted grades and no widening participation flag are scored out of 90; achieved grades add 10, a contextual flag adds 5, so the maximum is 105. A*A*A at decile 4 scores 60, the same as AAA at decile 9. GCSEs are not scored at all beyond a grade B in English. Personal statements and references are expressly not read. Interview is MMI, and the UCAT may be used again after interview to decide offers if too many candidates are judged suitableExeter - MedicineWidening participation applicants eligible for a contextual offer receive a 5 point uplift to the Exeter Score and an offer of AAB including A in Biology and Chemistry rather than A*AA. No fixed number of places is reserved for the routeYes - considered equally, no penalty statedApplicants resitting are considered equallyComplete for entry September 2025. Exeter did not label the cycle and appears not to have supplied entry September 2026; its decile tables run 1 to 9 rather than 1 to 10Mean total cognitive UCAT, released under FOI26-0296, for a single undated cycle that the 3600 scale places at entry September 2025. Applicants interviewed: 2744.2 home, 2690.5 international, 2787.4 non-contextual, 2687.7 contextual. Applicants offered a place: 2748.9 home, 2722.4 international, 2800.9 non-contextual, 2692.8 contextual. Exeter reports deciles 1 to 9 only, and the nine bands sum to 100 per centUniversity of Exeter FOI26-0296, 9 September 2026, and the BMBS Admissions Policy 2026 supplied with that response
Greater ManchesterEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Five GCSEs at grades 6-9 including Maths, English Language and two sciences (Chemistry, Biology or Double Science)AAB including Chemistry or Biology plus one of Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Maths. General Studies, Critical Thinking, Citizenship Studies, Global Perspectives not acceptedAdvanced Highers AAB including Chemistry or Biology plus one science; or AA at Advanced Higher in two sciences plus AAB at Higher34 points minimum with HL 6,6,6 including Chemistry or Biology plus one scienceUCAT required. The university states that all applicants to the School of Medicine must take the UCAT. No threshold publishedNot applicable. The UCAT is not required until September 2028 entry, and the course is closed to home applicants for 2026 and 2027Not applicable, as above. Nothing is published on how applications are scored. Not yet asked under FOIRequired of all applicants. The medical school pages do not say how it is used, and no threshold, ranking method or scoring matrix is publishedUnknown. Nothing is published on how applications are scored.GCSE English Language grades 6-9Online MMI plus tests, assessing values, behaviours, communication and problem-solvingNo volumes published. This provider does not appear in the Office for Students medical maximum fundable limits table, so no regulator place number exists for it yet.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown. IMPORTANT: the university states that home applications are not possible for this course at present, so the course is open to international applicants only. The fee is 45,000 pounds a year, 225,000 pounds across the five years. From January 2027 eligible students may be able to use the Lifelong Learning Entitlement to access tuition fee loan fundingNothing published on how applications are scored. 136 UCAS points minimum, at least three A levels at AAB, and five GCSEs at grades 6 to 9 including Maths, English Language and two sciencesGreater Manchester - MedicineNo contextual route publishedYes - offer level not statedMay be considered; GCSE English Language and Maths resits consideredCLOSED TO HOME APPLICANTS at present - international only, self-funded at 45,000 pounds a year. As a new school the programme is under enhanced GMC oversight until the first cohort graduates. Do not shortlist for a home applicant without checking directlyNo earlier-year figures publishedUniversity of Greater Manchester course page for MBChB Medicine 2026-27 and the University of Greater Manchester Medical School site, checked 10 September 2026
HertfordshireEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Minimum five subjects at grade 6 or above including English, Maths and double or triple scienceAAA with Chemistry and Biology both at grade A plus one further subject at A, completed within a maximum of two yearsContact admissions144 points with HL6 in Chemistry or Biology and HL5 in a second scienceNo fixed cut-off - rankedUnknown. Hertfordshire states that the score of those invited is expected to vary year on year and that it is not possible to indicate what will be required. First intake is September 2026, international applicants only, with home places expected from 2027. Not yet asked under FOIUnknown, as above. Up to 70 placesAll applicants sit the UCAT between July and September. Candidates are ranked by score; there is no fixed cut-off. Shortlisting combines meeting the academic requirements with UCAT performanceUnknown. Nothing is published on how applications are scored.IELTS 7.0 with 7.0 in all componentsOnline MMI, November to AprilNo volumes published. This provider does not appear in the Office for Students medical maximum fundable limits table, so no regulator place number exists for it yet.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownAcademic screen first, then ranked on UCAT with no fixed cut-offHertfordshire - MedicineAccess to Medicine diploma route requires 39 credits at distinction and 6 at meritNot stated - A levels must be completed within a maximum of two yearsUnknownNew school - UCAT figures not yet publishedNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.herts.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/mbbs-medicine
Hull YorkEnglandMB BS Medicine (A100)Six GCSEs at grade 4 or above by the application deadline, with English Language 6 and Maths 6. Resits permittedThree A levels including Biology and Chemistry, minimum BBB at the initial sitting, completed within a three-year period. Predicted AAB (ABB contextual)Biology and Chemistry at Advanced Higher; AAAAB at Higher with three Advanced Highers, or AAAAA with two, completed within three years35 points with 6,6,5 at HL including Biology and Chemistry, completed within three yearsNo cut-off, and HYMS states one cannot be given because applicants are ranked on a total score. That total is GCSEs out of 35, UCAT decile out of 35, SJT band out of 15, and contextual points out of 15UnknownUnknown. 2025 entry volumes: A100 1,625 applications, 904 interviews, 796 offers. Gateway Year 416 applications, 119 interviews, 111 offersUCAT decile scored up to 35 points and SJT band up to 15, neither used purely as a cut-off, though band 4 is not accepted. A UCAT decile of 4 or above also opens a fast-track interview route for applicants meeting all essential requirements, and for Realising Opportunities completers and Biomedical Science graduates or finalists at decile 5 or aboveScored, up to 15 points of the ranking total, not used purely as a cut-off. Band 4 is not accepted.GCSE English Language grade 6Online or in-person MMIPlaces 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. A100, 2025 entry. The Gateway Year is separate: 416 applications, 119 interviews, 111 offers22816259047963.960.88UnknownUCAT decile AND SJT band both scored (not just used as a cut-off), combined with up to 15 contextual points covering care experience, refugee status, military background and widening participation programmesHull York - MedicineUp to 15 points added. Receipt of a UCAT bursary alone is worth 8 of those 15. May lead to a Reduced or Alternative offerYes, with conditions - BBB minimum at the initial sittingA level BBB minimum at the initial sitting; Scottish BC in Biology/Chemistry; IB 31 with 5,5,5Full scoring weights published. No score figures at any stage.No earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/hull-york-medical-school-mb-bs-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
Imperial College LondonEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)English Language grade 6. No other GCSE requirementsMinimum AAA including Chemistry and Biology plus one other, all in one sitting. Standard offer likely A*AA with the A* in Chemistry or Biology (contextual applicants may hold the A* in any subject)Advanced Highers AAA including Chemistry, Biology, one science/maths and one further subject, plus one subject at HigherMinimum 38 points with 6 in HL Biology and Chemistry, in one sitting. Standard offer likely 39 with 7 and 6 in Biology/ChemistryPublished thresholds, recalculated each year from ranked applicant scores against the number of interview sessions available. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2320 home non-contextual, 2170 home contextual, 2310 overseas. 2025 entry (of 3600): 3020 home non-contextual, 2810 home contextual, 2830 overseas. SJT band 3 minimum throughout; band 4 is discountedThese thresholds ARE the lowest scores invited to interview. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2320 home, 2170 home contextual, 2310 overseas. 2025 entry (of 3600): 3020 home, 2810 home contextual, 2830 overseasUnknown. Imperial releases the lowest score invited but no mean, no decile or quartile distribution and no SJT band counts, at either interview or offer stage. Requested under IMPFOI-26-423 and not covered by the material citedShortlisting is on UCAT performance alone - no scoring matrix combines the UCAT with academic attainment. SJT band 3 is the minimum and band 4 is discounted. Thresholds are set after the fact each year by ranking applicant scores against available interview sessions, so they move with the applicant pool. From 2026 entry the total cognitive score runs to 2700, each section scored 300 to 900Band 3 is the minimum. Band 4 is discounted.IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with 6.5 minimum in all elements, achieved at a single sitting. IELTS single score retakes are not accepted. Home applicants also need GCSE English Language grade 6In-person and online MMIAll applicants, 2026 entry. Interviews from Imperial's published FAQ; applications and offers are on its transparency pages345Unknown870Unknown2.52UnknownTarget intake 345 (271 home, 74 overseas). Invited to interview, all applicants: 2020 1245, 2021 1065, 2022 902, 2023 975, 2024 844, 2025 852, 2026 870. Of those, international: 2020 126, 2021 129, 2022 146, 2023 135, 2024 226, 2025 280, 2026 253Purely UCAT for shortlisting, with an SJT band gate - Imperial confirmed no matrix combines the UCAT with academic attainment. Only GCSE English at grade 6 is required, so there is no GCSE points scheme. Contextual applicants meeting the minimum requirements and the lower contextual threshold are guaranteed an interview and, if criteria are met, a guaranteed offer at minimum entry level. Personal statement used at interviewImperial - MedicineGuaranteed interview and guaranteed minimum-level offer for eligible contextual applicantsNoNot acceptedComplete for thresholds and method - Imperial publishes these. Mean and distribution of UCAT at interview and offer stage still outstandingLowest UCAT invited to interview, published by Imperial. 2025 entry (of 3600): 3020 home non-contextual, 2810 home contextual, 2830 overseas. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2320 home non-contextual, 2170 home contextual, 2310 overseas. SJT band 3 minimum throughout, band 4 discounted. Thresholds are set each year by ranking applicants against available interview sessions, so they move with the pool rather than being fixed in advanceWeb (cited by Imperial under section 21): https://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/medicine/study/undergraduate/A100-FOI-FAQs-2026--v2.pdf ; disclosure log entry IMPFOI-26-350, 12 August 2026, 'Medicine, shortlisting of applicants and selection for interview' ; https://www.imperial.ac.uk/admin-services/strategic-planning/statistics/transparency-information/ | FOI: Imperial College London IMPFOI-26-423, 7 September 2026, section 21 response
KeeleEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Grade 6 minimum in English Language, Maths and sciences; five GCSEs at grade 7 or higher overallA*AA including Biology or Chemistry plus one more from Biology/Chemistry/Economics/Further Maths/Maths/Physics/Psychology/Statistics plus a third reformed A level. Maximum one maths subject. Practical endorsements requiredHighers AAAAA including two from Biology, Chemistry, Physics; Advanced Highers AB in two sciences37 points including TOK/EE, or 766 at HL. Must include 7 or 6 in HL Biology or Chemistry, plus a further science at HL or SL grade 5Home: 1700 total and SJT band 3 or better. International: 19501700 (home cut-off)Unknown. Keele releases the cut-off, not the mean or the distributionCut-off applied, then the UCAT score is combined with a graded personal statement to rank applicantsBand 3 or better required, home and international.GCSE English Language grade 6Online MMIPlaces 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.161UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownPublished UCAT cut-off (1700 home / 1950 international, SJT band 3+). Unusually, the personal statement IS graded against five criteria and combined with UCAT for ranking. Contextual applicants get one extra shortlisting pointKeele - MedicineOne full grade reduction plus an additional shortlisting point. Eight eligibility indicators including care leavers, deprivation, low participation areas, first-generation studentsNo, unless the grades were already metNot accepted from third-year-plus A level students unless grade requirements already metComplete 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 18 September 2026.2026 entry cut-off: 1700 home with SJT band 3 or better, 1950 internationalhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/keele-university-mbchb-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
Kent and MedwayEnglandBM BS Medicine (A100)Five subjects at grades 9-6 including English Language, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics (or Double Science plus one other)AAA/AAB including Biology or Chemistry, one other science and a third in any subject. General Studies and Critical Thinking not acceptedHighers AAAAB or Advanced Highers AAB in approved subjects34/36 total including 6 in HL science subjectsA threshold IS published, contrary to the earlier entry here. School leavers (groups A and B): total 2490 or above plus SJT band 3 or above. Graduates (group D): total 2490 or above plus SJT band 2 or above. KMMS states expressly that it does not commit to the same or a similar threshold for 2027 entry.2490 of 3600 for school leavers in groups A and B, plus SJT band 3 or above. The same 2490 applies to graduates in group D. About 1840 on the current scaleUnknownUCAT required of EVERY applicant group, graduates included, and it must be sat in the year of application. Casper is an additional assessment used at stage 2b for certain groups, not a substitute for the UCAT. KMMS also applies an SJT band minimum, which differs by group.Band 3 or above for school leavers in groups A and B. Band 2 or above for graduates in group D.GCSE English Language requiredOnline and in-person MMIPlaces 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.109UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownEvery application is contextualised - grades are compared to the applicant's school average, so the standard offer and the contextual offer are both AAB. CASPer replaces UCAT for graduates and international applicants. Personal statement used for borderline candidates and read positively onlyKent and Medway - MedicineContextualise-everyone policy; no lower offers made because AAB applies to allOnly with mitigating circumstancesNot accepted at Level 3 except through the extenuating circumstances processTaken from the school's own admissions pagesNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/kent-and-medway-medical-school-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
King's College LondonEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Grade 6 minimum in English Language and Maths. Functional Skills not acceptedGrade A in Biology and Chemistry. General Studies, Critical Thinking, Thinking Skills, Global Perspectives not acceptedAAB at Higher in one sitting plus AA at Advanced Higher including grade A in Chemistry and Biology38 points including TOK/EE, or 19 from three HL subjects, with grade 6 minimum in HL Biology and ChemistryNone. King's states in its Applying to Medicine FAQ that there is no cut-off score, as the UCAT is used in combination with the rest of the applicationLowest invited to interview, of 3600: 2450 (2019 entry), 2400 (2020), 2470 (2023), about 1780 to 1810 on the current scale. For 2023 entry the lowest OFFER HOLDER was also 2470, so the lowest person interviewed was offered a place. Highest offer holder 3480. Nothing for 2025 or 2026 entry.MEAN invited to interview, 2023 entry, of 3600: 2997, above the 9th decile. The 2023 sheet also records an average of 2935, not verified. No mean published for any other cycle.Contributes to a ranking system that decides who progresses to interviewUnknown. King's states there is no cut-off score and does not publish an SJT rule.Band B: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with 6.5 minimum in each skill. Taken within two years of the start date, all components from a single sittingOnline MMIPlaces 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.346UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownFrom King's own FAQ (July 2023): approximately 30% of applicants interviewed, around 1,100 students; approximately half of interviewees receive an offer; between roughly 10% and 25% of all candidates receive an offer; usually around 30 international places. Medical Schools Council: 6.7 home applicants per place and 2.0 per interview, against 27.6 and 10.2 internationalUCAT contributes to a ranking system for interview selection. Personal statement used as one component in selection for interviewKing's - MedicineNo contextual route publishedYes, but judged against non-resit applicants; second resit needs mitigationConsidered but reviewed alongside applicants who achieved the grades within the standard timeframe. Second resits only with significant mitigating circumstancesPartial and out of date. Three pre-scale-change years of lowest invited, no means, nothing for the two cycles requested. Internal review running under reference 890.26No earlier-year figures publishedWeb: https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/kings-college-london-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.kcl.ac.uk/lsm/assets/applying-to-medicine-faqs.pdf ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes ; King's College London FOI responses published on WhatDoTheyKnow: ref 604.24 of 17 September 2024 covering UCAS cycle 2023, and an earlier response covering the 2019 and 2020 entry cycles
Lancashire (UCLan)EnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Maths and English at grade 5AAA at A2 with at least two sciences including Chemistry. All A levels in one sittingHighers AAAAB including Chemistry and a second science, or Advanced Highers AAA including Chemistry and a second science36 points overall, 144 UCAS tariff points from Chemistry and another science at HL6, plus one other subject at HL6No cut-off published by the University. The lowest score actually invited has been released under FOI2025 entry: ~1780 standard and ~1600 contextual of 2700, converted from 2400 and 2170 of 36002025 entry: ~1880 of 2700, converted from 2545 of 3600Required. It is the whole of the pre-interview ranking. Widening participation applicants receive a 10 per cent uplift on the UCAT totalUnknown. No SJT rule is published.IELTS 7.0 with no component below 7.0 (international applicants)In-person and online MMIPlaces 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.56UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUCAT used in selection with no published threshold. Personal statement used during the interviewUCLan - MedicineTwo things. A reduction of 8 UCAS points, AAB at A2, for care leavers or postcode-based widening participation criteria. And a 10 per cent uplift applied to the UCAT total itself, which is the part that moves the barYes, with conditions - same academic year, one attempt per subjectAll resits in the same academic year; one resit attempt per A2 subjectReleased under FOI to other requesters. Nothing has been released covering the 2026 cycleNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/lancashire-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
LancasterEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)A firm requirement, not conditional: eight GCSEs completed by the end of Year 11 and at least 13 points across those eight (A*/A/7-9 = 2 points, B/6 = 1 point). Maths, English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics or Combined Science at grade 6, with Biology or Chemistry at 7 if not taken at A level. Applicants holding an Access to HE Diploma are instead reviewed individually at the initial screening stage, which is what the 'depending on individual circumstances' wording on the course page refers toAAA including two from Biology, Chemistry, Psychology; or AAB in three plus EPQ/fourth AS/fourth A level at B. Only one of Maths or Further Maths countedAdvanced Highers AA in Biology and Chemistry; Highers AAAAB including Biology and Chemistry at A36 points; three SL at 5 minimum; three HL at 6 minimum including two of Biology, Chemistry, PsychologyA cut-off score is set each year from the ranking, and everyone at or above it is invited. 2026 entry A100: 1920 UK non-contextual (of 2700). 2025 entry (of 3600): 2580 home non-contextual, 2470 home contextual, 2440 international2025 entry offer holders (of 3600): 2570 to 3430 home non-contextual, 2180 to 3440 home contextual (includes the guaranteed interview pathway). International applicants ranged 1920 to 2980 Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2570 is about 1900, 2180 is about 1610, 2980 is above the 9th decile.2026 entry, mean of those invited to interview (of 2700): 2077 home non-contextual, 2020 home contextual, 2022 international. 2025 entry international (of 3600): 2426 all applicants, 2623 interviewed. FOI-6796Applicants meeting the academic requirements are ranked on total UCAT score and everyone at or above the annual cut-off is invited to interview. Lancaster confirmed under FOI that it uses no scoring matrix and holds no deciles, only the total score. For A100 an SJT score in band 4 is not considered; for A104 preference is given to bands 1 to 3. Borderline applicants at the cut-off are assessed holistically on contextual information, GCSE score and predicted gradesBand 4 not considered for A100.Covered by core GCSE requirementsMulti-station interview in January and February, assessed by staff, NHS clinicians, GPs, patient representatives and medical studentsA100, UK non-contextual, 2024 entry. Places are the A100 intake1341037695Unknown5.19Unknown2026 entry (FOI-6796): 1037 applications (960 home, 77 international), 695 interviewed (670 home, 25 international), 134 places (130 home, 4 international). Offers withheld under section 22 as intended for future publication. 2025 entry: 325 home offers made (249 non-contextual, 76 contextual), 245 home offers accepted (181 non-contextual, 64 contextual), 7 international acceptedTwo stages, and the GCSE score sits between them. Shortlisting is on total UCAT against an annual cut-off, with no matrix and no deciles. Offers after interview are decided on the MMI score. The GCSE points score is a gate at the academic screen, and is then used again for applicants sitting on the boundary, alongside contextual information and predicted grades. Lancaster confirmed under FOI on 11 September 2026 that borderline applicants are assessed in that wayLancaster - MedicineContextual applicants are ranked against a lower UCAT cut-off - 2470 against 2580 for 2025 entry - rather than through a reserved quota, and Lancaster confirmed under FOI that it allocates no specific number of places to the contextual route. A separate Gateway Year course (A104) is open only to contextual applicants Contextual cut-off 2470 of 3600 for 2025 entry, which is about 1830 on the current scale, against 2580 non-contextual.Yes, higher grades required - ABB at first attempt, typical resit offer A*AAGCSE resits not accepted unless exceptional circumstances. A level resit applicants need ABB or above at first attempt; typical resit offer A*AAComplete for 2026 entry. Cut-off, SJT rule, GCSE requirement and the borderline tie-break all confirmed directly by LancasterUCAT cut-off for interview, released under FOI. 2026 entry A100 (of 2700): 1920 UK non-contextual. 2025 entry (of 3600): 2580 home non-contextual, 2470 home contextual, 2440 international. Offer holders in 2025 ranged 2570 to 3430 home non-contextual and 2180 to 3440 home contextual. Lancaster holds no decile data, only total scores. SJT band 4 is not considered for A100; A104 prefers bands 1 to 3Lancaster University FOI response of 3 September 2026 and clarification of 11 September 2026, plus the published A100 and A104 how-to-apply pages
Lancaster (Gateway Year)EnglandMBChB Medicine and Surgery with a Gateway Year (A104)GCSE resits considered where the required grade was achieved within two attempts. Lancaster cites its published pages for the detailApplicants must NOT meet the standard A100 grade requirements - the course is designed for applicants below them. Applications are not accepted from anyone studying or holding a degree or an Access qualificationContact admissionsContact admissionsNo fixed threshold - ranked on total UCAT score. 2025 entry interview cut-off 2430 (of 3600). Preference given to SJT bands 1 to 3 Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2430 is about 1800.2025 entry (of 3600): range of applicants 1910 to 2870, interview cut-off 2430 Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2430 is about 1800.2026 entry, mean of those interviewed: 1967 (of 2700). 2025 entry (of 3600): mean of all applicants 2387, mean of those interviewed 2563. FOI-6796 and Lancaster's published admissions dataApplicants are ranked on overall UCAT score and invited to interview from the top down. Preference is given to SJT bands 1 to 3. Lancaster confirmed under FOI that it does not hold or use UCAT deciles, and uses no scoring matrix. After interview, applicants are ranked on overall MMI score alone and offers go to the highest scorersPreference given to bands 1 to 3.Contact admissionsMMI, scored across stations by staff, NHS clinicians, GPs, patient representatives and medical studentsA104, 2024 entry1519858Unknown3.87Unknown2026 entry (FOI-6796): 198 applications, 58 interviewed, 15 places. Offers withheld under section 22 as intended for future publicationWidening participation route only - applicants must meet at least two of Lancaster's WP criteria AND must not meet the standard A100 requirements. Ranked purely on total UCAT for interview, then purely on MMI score for offers. No GCSE points scheme and no UCAT scoring matrixLancaster A104 - Gateway YearThe entire course is the contextual route - it is open only to applicants meeting two or more widening participation criteriaYes, with conditions - GCSE resits where the grade was achieved within two attemptsGCSE resits considered where the required grade was achieved within two attemptsComplete - FOI response received September 2026 plus published admissions dataA104, applications / eligible / interviewed / offers / enrolled. 2021: 187 / 110 / 43 / 18 / 15. 2022: 208 / 109 / 47 / 21 / 15. 2023: 182 / 88 / 42 / 18 / 14. 2024: 106 / 53 / 34 / 23 / 14. 2025 entry UCAT (of 3600): cut-off 2430, applicant mean 2387, interviewed mean 2563, range 1910 to 2870. 2026 entry (of 2700): interviewed mean 1967FOI: Lancaster University FOI-6796, 3 September 2026 (direct to requester) | Web: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/lms/medicine-and-surgery/admissions-data/ ; https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/lms/medicine-and-surgery/how-to-apply/medicine-and-surgery-with-a-gateway-year/
LeedsEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Minimum six GCSEs at grade 6 in Maths, English Language, Biology and Chemistry or Dual Science. Eight GCSEs are scored - applicants at the minimum are unlikely to be shortlistedAAA including Chemistry and Biology. A levels sat in Year 12 do not count towards shortlisting. A* is not rated above AAAAAB at Higher and AA at Advanced Higher in Chemistry and Biology36 points with 6 in three HL subjects including Chemistry and Biology. SL English and Maths at 5 if not taken at GCSENo cut-off. Leeds publishes the lowest score actually shortlisted instead2026 entry, of 2700: 1900 UK, 1810 widening participation, 2020 internationalUnknownCombined with the GCSE score to rank applicants. Leeds states that a high academic score can compensate for a lower UCAT score and vice versa, so there is no pre-determined cut-off. Leeds began using the UCAT for 2024 entry, so there are only three years of dataUnknown. Leeds publishes no SJT rule.IELTS 7.5 overall with no less than 7.5 in Spoken EnglishMMIPlaces 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.275UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownEight GCSEs are scored and combined with UCAT for pre-selection. A* not rated above A, and Year 12 A levels excluded from scoring. Personal statement not formally part of shortlistingLeeds - MedicineAccess to Leeds offer of ABB for eligible UK students meeting two of six criteria. Separately the shortlisting bar is lower: 1810 against 1900 for 2026 entry, a 90 point reduction. The Gateway Year to Medicine route publishes a widening participation figure only, 1610 for 2026 entryOnly with mitigating circumstancesOnly likely to succeed in exceptional circumstances with documented evidenceLowest shortlisted scores published. No mean and no distributionLeeds introduced the UCAT for 2024 entry and refused to release thresholds or score data under FOI section 36(2)(c), on the grounds that disclosure would prejudice the admissions process. There is no cut-off - UCAT is one contributory element of the academic scorehttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-5/ ; https://courses.leeds.ac.uk/5580/medicine-and-surgery-mbchb ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
LeicesterEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Grade 6 minimum in English Language (first language), Maths, and two sciences (Chemistry, Biology or Double Science)A*AA including Chemistry or Biology plus one further science/Maths/Psychology; or AAA plus EPQ at B or fourth AS at B; or AAAB across four A levelsAdvanced Highers AAA including Chemistry or Biology plus one further science/Maths/Psychology; or AA in two sciences at Advanced Higher plus AAB at Higher. Highers alone are not considered34 points with 7,6,6 at HL including Chemistry or Biology; or 36 points with 6,6,6 at HL including two sciencesNo raw UCAT cut-off. Leicester scores the UCAT into points, combines it with an academic score, and applies the threshold to the combined total. 2026 entry interview thresholds (out of 96): home graduate 68 predicted / 70 achieved; home non-graduate 79 predicted, or top 5 UCAT deciles / 86 if achieved; overseas graduate 79 / 82; overseas non-graduate 88 predicted, or top 3 deciles if achieved. The scoring changed substantially for 2026 with the UCAT scale change, so earlier years are not comparable2026 entry: the lowest combined score invited to interview was 68 out of 96 (home graduates, predicted). For home non-graduates with predicted grades it was 79 out of 96Unknown. Leicester publishes the threshold score needed for interview, not the mean or distribution of those interviewed or offered. Requested under F4665 and not covered by the material citedScored into points and combined with academic attainment into a single total - for 2025 entry that was 32 points UCAT plus 32 points academic out of 64; for 2026 entry the totals changed to 96 for interview and 105 for offer. Applicants with achieved A levels are assessed on UCAT decile rather than points. SJT band 1 to 3 required on the automatic-interview routeBands 1 to 3 required on the automatic-interview route.GCSE English Language grade 6 as first languageMMI, in person for home applicants and online for internationalA100, all applicants, 2026 entry. Offers withheld under section 2229326221638Unknown5.59Unknown2026 entry, A100: 2622 applications, 1638 interviewed, 293 places (275 home, 18 overseas). Offers not yet published - Leicester withheld them under section 22 as they are finalised from February to JuneA single combined score decides the interview: UCAT points plus academic points. Nothing is a standalone threshold. Scored on eight GCSEs for predicted-A-level applicants, or on three A levels plus degree class for graduates. Realising Opportunities and UKWPMED completers get an automatic interview if they meet the requirements and sit in the top 7 UCAT deciles. Borderline applicants are assessed on IMD decile, UCAT bursary flag, carer status, refugee status, local authority care, free school meals and 16-19 bursaryLeicester - MedicineRealising Opportunities and UKWPMED completers receive an automatic interview if they meet the requirements and are in the top 7 UCAT deciles. Borderline applicants are assessed on IMD decile, UCAT bursary flag, carer status, refugee status, local authority care history, free school meals and 16-19 bursary receipt. A separate foundation year course (A199) is a full widening access route with 15 of its 38 places reserved for East Midlands applicantsOnly with mitigating circumstances - tutor approval neededYear 12 or Year 13 resits accepted only with admissions tutor approval for significant mitigating circumstancesComplete for 2026 entry interview data - offer figures withheld under section 22 until publishedThresholds are a COMBINED score (UCAT points plus academic points), not a raw UCAT figure, and the totals changed for 2026 entry. 2026 entry, out of 96: home graduate 68 predicted / 70 achieved; home non-graduate 79 predicted, or top 5 UCAT deciles / 86 achieved; overseas graduate 79 / 82; overseas non-graduate 88 predicted, or top 3 deciles achieved. Offer threshold is out of 105 and was not published at the time of the response. For 2025 entry the scheme was 32 points UCAT plus 32 academic out of 64. Leicester states that scores required in 2023 and earlier are not relevantFOI: University of Leicester F4665, 8 September 2026 (sections 21 and 22) | Web: https://le.ac.uk/medicine/study/mbchb/scoring ; https://le.ac.uk/study/medicine/applying ; https://le.ac.uk/-/media/uol/docs/academic-departments/medicine/study/applying/a100-a199-admissions-statistics-2026-entry---interview.pdf
Leicester (Foundation Year)EnglandMBChB Medicine with Foundation Year (A199), 6 yearsSee A100 requirements; the foundation year route is aimed at applicants who do not meet the standard A100 profileLower than the A100 requirement - this is a widening access route. Check Leicester's A199 entry requirements page for the current offerContact admissionsContact admissionsNo raw UCAT cut-off. Leicester converts the UCAT into points and applies a combined score threshold. 2026 entry interview thresholds (score out of 96): East Midlands 75 predicted, National 79 predicted. Applicants with achieved A levels need the top 5 UCAT deciles2026 entry: lowest combined score invited was 75 out of 96 for East Midlands applicants, 79 for national applicantsUnknown. Leicester publishes the threshold score rather than the mean or distribution of those interviewedThe UCAT is scored into points and combined with academic scoring to give a single total. The threshold is that combined score, not a raw UCAT number. Applicants presenting achieved A levels are assessed on UCAT decile insteadUnknown. No SJT rule is published for the Foundation Year course.See Leicester's published English language requirementsMMIA199, all applicants, 2026 entry. Offers not yet published38689171Unknown4.5Unknown2026 entry: 689 applications, 171 interviewed, 38 places (15 East Midlands, 23 rest of UK). Offers not yet publishedWidening access route with a regional split - 15 of the 38 places are reserved for East Midlands applicants, who face a lower threshold (75 out of 96) than national applicants (79). UCAT points and academic points are combined into one score and the threshold is applied to that totalLeicester A199 - Foundation YeaThe whole course is a widening access route. East Midlands applicants are ring-fenced 15 of the 38 places and face a lower interview thresholdNot stated - see Leicester's published GCSE and A level resit policySee Leicester's published GCSE and A level resit policyComplete for 2026 entry interview data - offer data not yet published by LeicesterA199, 2026 entry. Applications / interviews: East Midlands predicted 118 / 48, East Midlands achieved 18 / 11, National predicted 458 / 68, National achieved 95 / 44. Total 689 / 171. Interview thresholds out of 96: East Midlands 75 predicted, National 79 predicted; achieved-A-level applicants need the top 5 UCAT decilesFOI: University of Leicester F4665, 8 September 2026, sections 21 and 22 response | Web: https://le.ac.uk/study/medicine/applying ; https://le.ac.uk/-/media/uol/docs/academic-departments/medicine/study/applying/a100-a199-admissions-statistics-2026-entry---interview.pdf
LincolnEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Minimum six GCSEs at grade 7 including Biology and Chemistry (or Double Science); English Language and Maths at 6AAA including Biology. General Studies, Critical Thinking, EPQ, Global Perspectives, Citizenship Studies not acceptedAdvanced Higher grade A in Biology plus AAABB at Higher including Biology, Chemistry, Maths and English Language36 points with HL Biology at 6. Six grade As at IB Middle Years or GCSE including Biology and Chemistry at 6, English and Maths at 5No cut-off. Scored on the TOTAL, out of 15, on the 2700 scale: below 1580 scores 0; 1580-1670 scores 2; 1680-1740 scores 4; 1750-1800 scores 6; 1810-1850 scores 8; 1860-1900 scores 9; 1910-1960 scores 10; 1970-2040 scores 11; 2050-2160 scores 12; 2170-2290 scores 14; above 2300 scores the maximum 15. Lincoln says the bands are aligned to published UCAT deciles and reviewed annuallyUnknownUnknownSJT and individual section scores are converted into points and added to the GCSE points scoreScored into points and added to the GCSE points score, so it counts positively rather than only as a cut-off. Band 4 is still an automatic rejection.GCSE English grade 5 or equivalentMMIPlaces 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.84UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUCAT section scores AND the SJT are converted to points and added to a GCSE points score - the SJT counts positively rather than only as a cut-off. Band 4 is still an automatic rejection. Contextual applicants uplifted by up to 20%Lincoln - MedicineAAB with one A in Biology. The UCAT score is DOUBLED to form the combined academic score out of 60, and receipt of a UCAT bursary is worth 6 contextual points. Up to 20 per cent uplift for deprivation, care experience, refugee status, school performance or Lincolnshire residencyYes, higher grades required - AAA (AAB contextual), within two yearsPermitted; must achieve AAA (or AAB contextual), normally within two years of the initial attemptFull scoring table published. No lowest, mean or distribution. Refused under section 43(2) on 17 September 2026; internal review requested the same dayNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/lincoln-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
LiverpoolEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Minimum nine GCSEs by end of Year 11 including English Language, Maths, Biology, Chemistry (or combined/triple science) at grade 6. Minimum 15 points from the best nine (A*/A/7-9 = 2 points, B/6 = 1 point)AAA including Chemistry plus Biology, Physics or Maths plus a third academic subject; or A*AB with A*/A in Chemistry plus a science and B in the thirdHighers AAAAB in one sitting including Chemistry plus Biology/Physics/Maths; Advanced Highers AA in Chemistry and one of Biology/Physics/Maths36 points at first sitting with HL 6,6,6 including Chemistry plus Biology/Physics/Maths; or 7,6,5 with the 7 and 6 in those sciencesPUBLISHED cut-off. 2026 entry (of 2700): 1960 home, 2080 international. Liverpool states the cut-off varies each year with the applicant pool. Home applicants also need SJT band 1 to 3; international applicants may offer any bandReleased under FOI/2526/446 (9 July 2026), of 3600. 2025 entry: 2530 home non-contextual, 2360 home contextual. 2024 entry: 2580 / 2310. 2023 entry: 2660 / 2300. Current-scale equivalents for 2025 entry: about 1870 non-contextual and 1740 contextualAll home candidates, of 3600: 2025 entry 2761, 2024 entry 2768, 2023 entry 2793. About 2040 on the current scale for 2025 entryA GCSE points gate first, then a UCAT minimum set annually from the ratio of interview places to qualifying applicants. Liverpool also publishes decile guidance for 2026 entry: home applicants likely to need the 4th to 6th decile (1810 to 1920), international the 7th to 9th (1980 to 2170)Bands 1 to 3 required for home applicants.IELTS 7.0 overall with no component below 7.0. Applicants from majority English-speaking countries are exemptMMIHome including contextual, September 2025 entry (October 2024 UCAS deadline), UCAT scale 3600292223319068926.530.47September 2025 entry. Home excluding contextual: 1856 applications, 1562 interviews, 752 offers, 547 acceptances. Contextual: 377, 344, 140, 105. International: 336, 111, 48, 25. Liverpool interviewed 84 per cent of home applicants, so the selection happens at interview rather than before itNine GCSEs scored 2 points for A-star, A, 7, 8 or 9 and 1 point for B or 6, with a minimum of 15 points from the best nine. English Language, Maths, Biology and Chemistry must be among them at grade 6 or better. A UCAT minimum is then set annually from the ratio of interview places to qualifying applicants. SJT bands 1 to 3 for home applicants. Personal statement not used to shortlist. Confirmed under FOI/2627/020Liverpool - MedicineIMD deciles 1-2 and care-experienced students. Minimum 12 GCSE points with grade 6 in English and Maths. Flexibility on UCAT and MMI performanceYes, higher grades required - resit offers may be A*AAConsidered if GCSE criteria are met. First-time applicants typically need ABB at first sitting; resit offers may be A*AACut-offs published for 2026 entry on the current scale. Three years of lowest and average figures released under FOI. No distribution heldSeptember 2025 entry (of 3600). Applications 1856 home, 377 contextual, 336 international. Interviews 1562, 344, 111. Offers 752, 140, 48. Acceptances 547, 105, 25. Places 292 home and 23 EU/international, the same for entry 2027https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-7/ ; https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/courses/medicine-and-surgery-mbchb ; University of Liverpool FOI response FOI/2627/020, 14 September 2026
ManchesterEnglandMBChB Medicine (A106)Minimum seven GCSEs at grade 7 or above. English Language, Maths and at least two sciences at grade 6 minimum. Dual Award Science minimum 66AAA including Biology/Human Biology or Chemistry plus one from Chemistry, Biology/Human Biology, Physics, Psychology, Maths or Further MathsMinimum two Advanced Highers at AA by end of S6; AAA at Advanced Higher with Chemistry or Biology plus a second science also accepted36 points with 6,6,6 at HL including Chemistry or Biology plus another science2026 entry (scale 2700): 2060 standard home, 2250 overseas, 1960 widening participation. 2025 entry (scale 3600): 2710 standard, 2520 WP Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2710 is about 2000, 2520 is about 1860.2026 entry threshold 2060 (scale 2700)2026 entry (scale 2700): applicant mean 2097, shortlisted mean 2193. 2025 entry (scale 3600): applicant mean 2817, shortlisted mean 2904 Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2817 is about 2090, 2904 is about 2160.Annual threshold applied. Applicants scoring SJT band 3 or 4 are not consideredBands 3 AND 4 both excluded. This is stricter than almost every other school, which exclude band 4 only.IELTS 7.0 with no component below 6.5 at the same sitting; PTE Academic 65 with 65 in each domain; CAE/CPE 185 with 185 in each domain; IB English 5 at SL or HL; GCSE English Language 6In-person and online MMIPlaces 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. Home applicants, 2026 entry. Overseas separately: 1,036 applications, 191 interviews, 40 offers. Places are the Office for Students limit across A100 and A101 together373260716679854.470.592026 entry home: 2607 applications, 1667 interviews (63%), 985 offers (59% of interviewees). Overseas: 1036 applications, 191 interviews (18%), 40 offersAnnual UCAT threshold plus an unusually strict SJT rule - bands 3 AND 4 are both excluded, where most schools only exclude band 4. Personal statement not scoredManchester - MedicineAAB contextual; ABB for care-experienced and refugee applicantsYes, higher grades required - one resit only, then A*A*AOne Year 12 or Year 13 resit only, and must then achieve A*A*ACompleteThreshold, standard then widening participation. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2060 home, 2250 overseas, 1960 WP. 2025 (of 3600): 2710 / 2520. 2024: 2700 / 2500. 2023: 2750 / 2620. 2022: 2730 / 2590Web (published admissions statistics): https://www.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/study/medicine/apply/data/ | Note: Manchester refused FOI 026-450 in full under section 43(2); an internal review was requested on 26 August 2026 ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
NewcastleEnglandMB BS Medicine (A100)No specific requirements, but the best eight grades are scored as part of selection for interview. Scores are normalised if fewer than eight GCSEs were takenAAA excluding Use of Mathematics, World Development, Communication and Culture. Practical pass required in Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsHighers AAAAA and Advanced Highers AA, which may be taken across multiple sittingsMinimum 36 points with grade 5 minimum in all subjectsNO FIXED THRESHOLD. Newcastle confirmed under FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026 that it sets none and RANKS all applicants, with contextual and non-contextual applicants pooled and ranked separately. International and A101 applicants are ranked on the UCAT alone.2025 entry, lowest UCAT held by anyone interviewed, of 3600 (FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026): A100 home 2510 standard and 2460 contextual, international 2660; at offer 2610, 2570 and 2770. About 1850, 1820 and 1970 at interview on the current scale. Newcastle warns these describe who was admitted, not a bar, because waivers can be applied.2025 entry mean total cognitive UCAT, of 3600 (FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026). A100 at interview: 2963 home standard, 2841 home contextual, 3070 international; at offer 3020, 2902 and 3091. A101 2975, 2878 and 3036. Only the contextual means convert below the 9th decile, at about 2110 and 2160.Up to 60 points awarded on the total UCAT score, from 60 points at 2400 and above down to 1 point at 1810 and below, on the 2700 scale for 2027 entry. SJT adds band 1 = 5 points, band 2 = 3, band 3 = 1; band 4 is rejected. Combined with up to 40 GCSE points and up to 40 A level points to give the academic screen ranking. International and A101 applicants are ranked on UCAT aloneScored: band 1 adds 5 points, band 2 adds 3, band 3 adds 1. BAND 4 IS NOT ACCEPTED, reconfirmed under FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026. Band 2 was the most common band at both stages in every group.IELTS 7.0 including 7.0 in each of the four elements. Equivalents accepted, and IELTS One Skill Retake is acceptedMMI and traditional panel interviewsA100 home and international, 2025 entry (October 2024 UCAS deadline), from FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026343179010797883.150.732.5 home applicants per interview slot; 4 international per slotPoints-based academic screen: best eight GCSEs scored out of 40, best three A levels scored out of 40, and UCAT scored out of 60, giving up to 140, with SJT band points on top. No fixed pass mark: applicants are ranked and the top scorers are interviewed, with standard and contextual applicants ranked separately. International and A101 applicants are ranked on UCAT aloneNewcastle - MedicineUp to two grades lower for care-experienced, estranged students and free school meals eligibility. PARTNERS completion up to three grades lower (ABB)Yes, with conditions - one subject only, higher grade expectedOne subject repeat allowed, with a higher grade expected on the resit2025 entry complete under FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026: volumes by fee status and route, and the mean, highest and lowest UCAT with SJT band counts at interview and at offer, for A100 and A101. No decile or quartile distribution is held. 2026 entry refused on the mistaken ground that the cycle is still open.2025 entry, of 3600 (FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026). A100 home standard 757 applications, 610 interviews, 466 offers, 193 registered, mean 2963 at interview and 3020 at offer. Home contextual 594, 350, 219, 125, mean 2841 and 2902. International 439, 119, 103, 30, mean 3070 and 3091. No threshold in any year.https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mb-bs-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.ncl.ac.uk/mediav8/medical-education/files/admissions-documents/2026%20Admissions%20Policy%20FINAL%20(2).pdf ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes ; Newcastle University FOI 2608-27, 18 September 2026
NottinghamEnglandBMBS Medicine (A100)Minimum six GCSEs at grade 7 including Biology/Human Biology and Chemistry, with grade 6 minimum in Maths and English Language. Six GCSEs should have been studied over two yearsAAA including Biology (or Human Biology) and Chemistry. Citizenship Studies, Critical Thinking, General Studies and Global Perspectives not acceptedAdvanced Highers AA in Biology and Chemistry plus AAAAB at Higher including Biology, Chemistry, Maths and English Language, with grade A in Biology and Chemistry34 points with HL6 in Biology and HL6 in ChemistryNo fixed threshold. SJT band 4 disqualifiesUnknown. Nottingham states in terms that it does not share information about previous years' interview thresholds and that the threshold cannot be predicted in advanceUnknown. Nothing has been releasedSections are scored separately rather than as a single total. No fixed threshold. SJT band 4 excludedBand 4 disqualifies.IELTS 7.5 with no less than 7.0 in any element; PTE Academic 79 with 76 per component; CPE/CAE 191 with no element below 185; IB English A1 or A2 at 5, English B SL at 6 or HL at 5In-person MMI for home applicants, online MMI for internationalPlaces 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.350UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUCAT sections scored separately rather than on the total, with no fixed threshold. SJT band 4 excluded. Personal statement checked after interview before offersNottingham - MedicineAAB with one A in Biology/Chemistry standard contextual; ABB enhanced. Requires home fee status and non-independent school (exceptions for care/refugee status)Yes, higher grades required - ABB previously, then AAA, max two subjects in 12 monthsUp to two A levels within 12 months if ABB achieved previously and the new grades meet AAA. GCSE resits limited to one subjectComplete on entry requirements and on the selection method as the university describes it. Not published: no mean or distribution, no lowest score, application volumes, interview volumes and offer volumes.No earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/nottingham-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studywithus/ugstudy/courses/UG/Medicine-BMBS.html ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
OxfordEnglandBM BCh Medicine (A100)No formal requirement, but grade 4 or above in Biology, Physics and Maths is expected. A contextualised measure of GCSE attainment is used in shortlistingA*AA in one academic year including Chemistry at grade A and at least one of Biology, Physics, Maths or Further Maths at A. Practicals passed. Critical Thinking and Thinking Skills excludedAdvanced Highers AA in Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or Maths in the same academic year, plus AAAAA at Higher39 points including core points with 766 at HL, including Chemistry and one of Biology, Physics or MathsNo fixed threshold - 50:50 composite score2026 entry (scale 2700): no fixed minimum. Mean of all applicants 2217.52026 entry (scale 2700): shortlisted mean 2377.5, offer holders mean 2407.1A contextualised measure of GCSE attainment is combined 50:50 with the normalised UCAT score to produce a shortlisting score. Applicants without GCSEs receive a double-weighted UCAT scoreUnknown. Oxford publishes no SJT rule.UnknownOnline traditional panel interviewsPlaces 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. 2026 entry. The interview figure is Oxford’s own approximation, about 425, being 41.4 per cent of complete applications. Overall success rate 17.1 per cent18611564251752.280.412026 entry: 1156 applications, around 425 interviewed (41.4% of complete applications, about 2.5 per place), 175 offers. Overall success rate 17.1%Contextualised GCSE score combined 50:50 with the normalised UCAT score. Applicants with no GCSEs get UCAT double-weighted. About 80 additional applicants are reviewed for potential disadvantage after the preliminary shortlistOxford - MedicineSchool performance, ACORN/IMD deprivation, care experience and free school meals. Care-experienced and FSM-eligible applicants automatically flagged for strong interview recommendationNo - single sitting required; retake candidates have a lower chanceAll requirements must be achieved in a single sitting; retake candidates have a lower chanceComplete except English language, which Oxford states by level rather than by score2026 entry mean scores (of 2700): all applicants 2217.5, shortlisted 2377.5, offer holders 2407.1. The 2024 cycle ran on the 3600 scalehttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/oxford-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.medsci.ox.ac.uk/study/medicine/pre-clinical/statistics ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
Plymouth (Peninsula)EnglandBMBS Medicine (A100)Seven passes at grade 4 or above including English Language, Maths and two sciences. Functional Skills not acceptedAAA including grade A Biology and grade A in Chemistry, Physics, Maths or Psychology, plus any third subject. General Studies not acceptedAdvanced Highers AAA including grade A Biology plus grade A in a second science. National 5s: seven passes at grade C including English, Maths and two sciences36-38 points with HL6 in Biology and HL6 in one further scienceA FIXED THRESHOLD, with no ranking and no points. Meet the number and the applicant is shortlisted. 2026 entry, of 2700: 1800 widening access home, 1850 standard home, 1990 international. 2025 entry, of 3600: 2540, 2600 and 2670The thresholds ARE the lowest score shortlisted, because there is no ranking above them. A102 foundation sits at 1400 of 2700 for 2026 entry, below the 1st national decile and the lowest threshold in this workbookUnknown. No mean at interview, no distribution and no SJT band counts have been released, and no notice has been issued saying the information is not heldAll aspects of the UCAT are considered during shortlisting, alongside Level 2 and Level 3 qualificationsAll UCAT sections are considered at shortlisting. No band exclusion is published.GCSE English Language grade 4Online MMIPlaces 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.167UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownAll UCAT sections considered alongside Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications during shortlisting. Personal statement not scored. Contextual points system requires 5+ pointsPlymouth - MedicineAAB with 5+ widening participation points; ABB via the UKWPMED schemeYes, with conditions - ABB at first sitting, within three years (widening participation ABC)Minimum ABB at first sitting; A levels completed within three years. Widening participation resit policy ABCThresholds complete for two cycles across three routes. Means, distributions and SJT counts outstanding, and a follow-up has been sentNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/plymouth-medicine-a100/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
Queen Mary (Barts)EnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Six GCSEs at 777666 including Biology, Chemistry, English Language or Literature and Maths. Not required for graduatesA*AA achieved in one sitting over no more than two years, including Chemistry or Biology plus one further science, plus any third A levelThree Highers at AAA including Chemistry and Biology, or two Advanced Highers at AA including Chemistry/Biology plus one further science37 points with 666 at HL including Chemistry or Biology plus one further scienceTotal UCAT below the fourth decile is rejected. SJT band 4 rejectedAny total below the FOURTH national decile is rejected at first shortlisting, which is about 1820 on the current scale for the 2025 test cycle. SJT band 4 is also rejected. Above that floor, selection is on a weighted score relative to the Queen Mary applicant poolUnknownSelection is on a weighted score compared to other Queen Mary applicants. Any total below the fourth decile is rejected at first shortlisting, as is SJT band 4Band 4 rejected, alongside the fourth decile floor on the cognitive total.IELTS 7.0 overall with 6.5 in writing and 5.5 in the other components, taken within two years of the course start. GCSE English Language grade 6 also acceptedOnline panel interviewsPlaces 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.350UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownExplicit decile floor - anything below the 4th national decile is rejected outright, as is SJT band 4. Above that, selection is on a weighted score relative to the Queen Mary applicant pool. Personal statement not scored at any stageQueen Mary - MedicineOne grade reduction (AAA / IB 36 with 666). AAB for care leavers. AAA plus guaranteed interview for access scheme participantsOnly with mitigating circumstances - Equality Act 2010 groundsAdditional years permitted only where extenuating circumstances fall within the Equality Act 2010Complete 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.No numeric threshold published. The floor is expressed as a national decile - below the 4th decile is rejected - which holds across yearshttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/queen-mary-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.qmul.ac.uk/fmd/study/undergraduate/courses/a100/entry-requirements/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
SheffieldEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Five GCSEs at grade 7 with at least grade 6 in Maths, English Language and the sciencesAAA including Chemistry or Biology and a second science, plus a pass in the practical elementHighers plus Advanced Highers AAABB with AA in Chemistry or Biology and a second science36 points with 6 in three HL subjects including Chemistry or Biology and a second science2027 entry minimum 1800 out of 2700. 2025-26 cycle: minimum 1800, actual cut point 2120 home and 2070 overseas for A100. For 2025 entry the minimum was 2430 of 3600, about 1800 on the current scale, so the minimum itself has not moved2025-26 cycle cut point: 2120 home, 2070 overseas (scale 2700)Unknown. Sheffield releases the minimum and the actual cut point, not the mean. 2025 entry means of 3600, from its own figures: 2900 home at interview and 2940 at offer, about 2150 on the current scale; contextual 2640, about 1950Minimum threshold applied, then applicants ranked by UCAT score with only the highest scorers invited to interviewNo band excluded. For 2025 entry Sheffield interviewed 11 band 4 applicants and made 4 of them offers.GCSE English Language grade 6In-person MMI for home applicants; online panel interview for international applicantsPlaces 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.297UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown2026 entry: approximately 2700 applications for 315 places across both courses. Approximately 1100 home and 100 international applicants interviewed for A100Published minimum threshold of 1800/2700, then straight ranking on UCAT score for interview invitations. Personal statement not scoredSheffield - MedicineAAB including Chemistry or Biology for eligible applicants from disadvantaged backgroundsYes - offer level not statedAcceptedComplete 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.Minimum threshold then A100 home cut point. 2020-21: 2420 / 2740 (of 3600). 2021-22: 2430 / 2780. 2022-23: 2430 / 2850. 2023-24: 2440 / 2440. 2024-25: 2430 / 2760. 2025-26: 1800 / 2120 (of 2700). 2027 entry minimum: 1800 / 2700https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/sheffield-medicine-a100/ ; https://sheffield.ac.uk/smph/undergraduate/medicine-admissions ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
SouthamptonEnglandBMBS Medicine BM5 (A100)Seven GCSEs at grade 6 or above including English Language, Maths and science. Graduates and mature non-graduates: four GCSEs at grade 4 in the same subjectsAAA including Biology and one additional science, with a separate practical endorsement pass. Acceptable second sciences: Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Geography. No tariff equivalentsOffers based on S6 exams; S5 qualifications reviewed contextually. Contact Faculty Admissions36 points with 18 at HL, including 6 in Biology and one additional scienceNo fixed threshold is set in advance. The cut-off is whatever score the last person invited to interview held, so it moves every cycle2026 entry, of 2700: home school leavers 1950, contextual 1920, international 2020. 2025 entry, of 3600: home school leavers 2610, contextual 2500, international 2760. These are cut-offs, and because the cut-off is the last person invited they are also the lowest score interviewedNot held. Southampton states it does not hold a mean, because it uses only the combined total scoreApplicants who meet the minimum entry requirements are ranked on their total UCAT score and the top ranked fill a fixed number of interview places. Southampton states the cut-off "is simply last person invited to interview", so the published cut-off is the lowest score interviewed. There is no weighting and no scoring matrix. The SJT is not used, and deciles are not used. UCAT plays no part at offer stage: offers are made on interview performance aloneNot used at all.GCSE English Language required for all applicantsSelection day with traditional panel interviews and group exercisesBM5, 2026 entry, from FOI F-26-0266. Places are about 160 home plus 11 international. Interview and offer counts are minimums: two small groups were suppressed as fewer than ten. Separately Southampton has 60 places on BM4 and 37 on BM617114559385115.490.54UnknownRanked on the total UCAT score alone. GCSEs and A levels are a minimum requirement only and are not converted into points. The SJT is not used at all. Contextual school leavers are ranked in a separate stream. Offers are decided on the selection day, not the UCATSouthampton - MedicineAAB including Biology and one additional science for school leavers meeting two contextual flags, with the same GCSE requirement as non-contextual applicants. Contextual school leavers are ranked in a separate stream. No fixed number of places. The concession has narrowed: worth about 80 points for 2025 entry, 30 points for 2026 entryYes, with conditions - one resit per subject, max three subjectsMaximum one resit per subject, three subjects maximum. No GCSE resit restrictionsCut-offs, application volumes and places complete for 2025 and 2026 entry from FOI F-26-0266. Mean, distribution and SJT counts are not held2025 entry, of 3600: home school leavers 2610, contextual 2500, international 2760. BM5 1,384 applications, 913 interviews, 468 offers Approximate current-scale equivalents, out of 2700: 2610 is about 1930, 2500 is about 1850, 2760 is about 2040.Southampton FOI response F-26-0266, 18 September 2026; https://www.southampton.ac.uk/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort
St Mary's, TwickenhamEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Minimum six GCSEs at grade 6 including Maths, English Language, Biology and Chemistry (or Dual Science). Scoring is based on eight GCSEsAAA including Chemistry or Biology plus another science. Applicants studying non-science subjects alongside are actively welcomed. Human Biology, Sports Science and Further Maths only count as a fourth A levelHighers AAAAB including Biology or Chemistry; Advanced Highers AAB with an A in Chemistry or Biology36 points with 6 in three HL subjects, one of which must be Chemistry or Biology. SL English and Maths at 5 if not offered at GCSENo fixed threshold - rankedUnknownUnknownUCAT required in the year of application. Alternative admissions tests are not accepted and only the first attempt score is accepted. Used to rank applications for interview shortlistingUnknown. Nothing is published on how applications are scored.Scottish National qualifications at level 4 or 5 accepted for visa sponsorship purposes. No IELTS figure published on the course entryMMINo volumes published. This provider does not appear in the Office for Students medical maximum fundable limits table, so no regulator place number exists for it yet.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownEight GCSEs are scored, then applications are ranked on UCAT for shortlisting. Only the first UCAT attempt counts and no alternative test is accepted. Personal statement used during the interviewSt Mary's Twickenham - MedReduced academic offers for widening participation applicants with evidence of disadvantage, home fee status onlyOnly with mitigating circumstancesOnly considered in exceptional circumstances with documented evidenceNew school - UCAT figures not yet publishedNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/st-marys-university-twickenham-medicine-a100/
SunderlandEnglandMBChB Medicine (A100)Five passes at grade 7, with minimum grade 6 in Maths, English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Maximum two resit attempts per subjectAAA including Biology or Chemistry plus another designated science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths/Further Maths/Statistics), third subject academic. All in one sitting, practical endorsement passedMinimum AAAAB by end of S5 including Chemistry/Biology plus a second science at A; Advanced Higher AB from two sciences in S6; further S6 Highers at B minimum35 points with three grade 6 passes at HL including Chemistry or Biology plus one from Chemistry/Biology/Physics/Maths, plus a rigorous third subject. SL 6,6,5A FIXED THRESHOLD, confirmed under FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026: top eight deciles of the cohort AND SJT band 1 to 3. No weighting and no scoring matrix. As a raw score the lowest actually interviewed was 2260 of 3600 for 2025-26 entry (about 1670 now) and 1680 of 2700 for 2026-27 entry.Lowest actually interviewed and offered, from the full distribution released under FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026: 2260 of 3600 for 2025-26 entry, about 1670 now; 1680 of 2700 for 2026-27 entry, the 2nd decile boundary.Mean total cognitive UCAT (FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026). 2026-27 entry, of 2700: at interview 1927 contextual and 1890 non-contextual; at offer 1935 and 1901. 2025-26 entry, of 3600: 2585 and 2540 at interview, 2598 and 2543 at offer. Contextual applicants hold the HIGHER mean at both stages in both years.Scores must fall within the top eight deciles of the cohort, with SJT band 1-3Bands 1 to 3 required, as a threshold. Band 4 does not appear at either stage in either cycle. Band 2 is the commonest throughout; band 1 rose from 11 to 22 per cent of those interviewed between the two cycles (FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026).GCSE English Language grade 6MMIA100 home applicants only, 2026-27 entry, from FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026. The course takes no international students11710987204516.150.63UnknownDecile-based floor - applicants must be in the top eight deciles with SJT band 1-3. Personal statement not scoredSunderland - MedicineAAB for North East and Cumbria postcode and widening participation criteria. NO reduction to the UCAT threshold - Sunderland confirmed under FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026 that the reduced academic offer is issued only after a successful interview.Yes, with conditions - AAB route, one resit of the B grade onlyAAB route allows one resit of the B grade only. GCSE maximum two resits per subjectCOMPLETE for both cycles under FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026, and unusually granular: the full score-by-score distribution of everyone interviewed and everyone offered, in ten-point steps, plus means and SJT band counts at both stages, split contextual and non-contextual. Nothing withheld.2025-26 entry, of 3600 (FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026): 1105 applications, 731 interviews, 353 offers, 117 accepted; mean at interview 2585 contextual and 2540 other. 2026-27 entry, of 2700: 1098, 720, 451, 117; mean 1927 and 1890. Lowest interviewed 2260 then 1680.https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-8/ ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes ; University of Sunderland FOI2627-08-10, 18 September 2026
UCLEnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)English Language and Maths at grade 6A*AA including both Biology and Chemistry, with either at A*A1, A, A at Advanced Higher (or A1, A at Advanced Higher plus A, A, A at Higher), including Chemistry and Biology at Advanced Higher with either at A139 points with 19 from three HL subjects including 6 and 7 in Biology and Chemistry. No HL score below 5PUBLISHED, and UCL states the scale itself. Minimum score required for an interview invitation. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2190 home, 2300 overseas, 2080 Access UCL. 2025 entry (of 3600): 2800 home, 3060 overseas, 2600 Access UCLThese thresholds ARE the lowest score invited to interview. 2026 entry (of 2700): 2190 home, 2300 overseas, 2080 Access UCLUnknown. No mean, no distribution and no SJT band counts at either stageTotal UCAT score ranks eligible candidates and the top scorers are invited to interview. Where two candidates have the same total, the SJT separates them. UCL cautions that previous thresholds do not predict future ones. Approximately 3,000 applications for 334 places, 24 of them designated for overseas applicantsUsed only as a tie-break between candidates sitting on the same total UCAT score.UCL Level 4 English requirement. UCL does not publish a single IELTS figure on the MBBS page - check UCL's accepted English language qualifications list for the Level 4 equivalentsIn-person MMI for home students; online for international studentsPlaces 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.313UnknownUnknownTotal UCAT shortlists for interview, with the SJT used only as a tiebreak between equal totals. Personal statement explicitly not used to select for interview, though it may be used during the interview itselfUCL - MedicineAccess UCL. AAB with AA in Biology and Chemistry, based on school attended, postcode, care history or parental estrangement, AND a lower published UCAT threshold: 2080 against 2190 home for 2026 entry, a 110 point reduction. Access UCL applicants' scores are reviewed separatelyNo for A level, except graduates who resat before their degree (GCSE resits allowed)GCSE resits permitted. A level resits not accepted except for graduates who resat before their degreeThresholds published for both cycles, on both scales, with the scale stated by UCL. Mean, distribution and SJT band counts not publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/ucl-medicine-a100/ ; https://www.ucl.ac.uk/medical-sciences/divisions/medical-school/study/undergraduate/mbbs-admissions/entry-requirements ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort, read 14 September 2026. The OfS states these also apply for 2026-27 and beyond unless government asks for further changes
UEA (Norwich)EnglandMBBS Medicine (A100)Minimum six subjects at grade 7 including Maths and either two sciences or Double Science. English Language at grade 5AAA including Biology or Chemistry. General Studies and Critical Thinking not acceptedScottish Advanced Highers BBB including Biology or Chemistry34 overall with HL 666 including Biology or ChemistryNo threshold at all. UEA confirmed under FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A that applicants are RANKED rather than filtered by a cut-off, and that shortlisting is 100 per cent UCAT with no other component. The effective bar is therefore wherever the interview places run out, and it moves every cycle.Not published as a lowest score. UEA supplies quartiles instead, so a quarter of the people below the lower quartile are not visible. 2026 entry, home, of 2700: lower quartile 1890 at interview and 1950 at offer. 2025 entry, home, of 3600: lower quartile 2600 at interview and 2620 at offer, which is about 1930 and 1940 on the current scale. Earlier disclosure log figures, of 3600: lowest UK applicant interviewed 2340 for 2022-23 entry and 2190 for 2023-24.2026 entry, of 2700, from FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A. AT INTERVIEW: home mean 2011, median 1980, quartiles 1890 and 2110; international mean 2016, median 2010, quartiles 1930 and 2090. AT OFFER: home mean 2070, median 2060, quartiles 1950 and 2170; international mean 2036, median 2030, quartiles 1955 and 2105. 2025 entry, of 3600. AT INTERVIEW: home mean 2743, median 2720, quartiles 2600 and 2850; international mean 2696. AT OFFER: home mean 2756, median 2730, quartiles 2620 and 2860; international mean 2795.Ranked, not thresholded, and shortlisting is 100 PER CENT UCAT. UEA confirmed under FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A that there is no scoring matrix, that GCSE grades are not converted into points, and that no other component carries any weight at shortlisting. The UCAT is used again alongside the interview score when offers are made.Not used at shortlisting, which is 100 per cent UCAT. Band 4 applicants were interviewed in both cycles, and for 2025 entry six band 4 applicants received offers. 2026 entry home at interview: band 1 257, band 2 408, band 3 137, band 4 3. At offer: 220, 260, 60, 0. 2025 entry home at interview: 147, 388, 152, 11. At offer: 136, 335, 121, 6.GCSE English Language grade 5MMI2026 entry, A100, home and international together, from FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A. 1,202 applications, 876 interviews, 581 offers and 215 offers accepted. Home alone: 954 applications, 805 interviewed, 540 offers, 201 accepted. International alone: 248, 71, 41, 14. Places: 192 home and 13 international for A100, stated by UEA. With the 30 home places on A101 that is 222 home, which matches the Office for Students anticipated home figure for the provider exactly.19212028765814.560.662026 entry: 876 interviews for 581 offers, so about two offers for every three interviews. 84 per cent of home applicants were interviewed against 29 per cent of international applicants.Shortlisting is 100 per cent UCAT and applicants are ranked, not filtered by a threshold. No scoring matrix, no GCSE points scheme and no contextual adjustment. Personal statements must be relevant to the course but are not scored.UEA - MedicineNone on A100. UEA confirmed under FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A that no reduction in UCAT threshold, academic offer or GCSE requirement is applied to contextual applicants, and that it holds no data broken down by standard or contextual route. A separate Medicine with a Gateway Year programme exists as its own course.Yes, higher grades required - ABB/AAC first sitting, then at least one A* in the resat subjectA level resits considered if ABB/AAC achieved at first sitting, and resit applicants must then achieve at least one A* in the resat subject(s)Complete for both cycles on volumes, means, quartiles and SJT band counts, for home and international separately. UEA holds no standard or contextual split and publishes no lowest score, only quartiles. The scale was not stated despite the request asking for it; the figures themselves identify which cycle is on which scale.Disclosure log, of 3600. UK applicants interviewed: 2022-23 lowest 2340, 2023-24 lowest 2190. 2026 and 2025 entry are now covered in full by FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A.https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/uea-medicine-a100/ ; FOI_26-182, response of 21 September 2026, with Appendix A (UEA disclosure log, FOI_26-182 A100, A101 and A200 admissions 2025 and 2026) ; Office for Students, medical and dental maximum fundable limits, 2025-26 entry cohort
WALESWales
Bangor (North Wales)WalesBMBS Medicine (A100)English or Welsh Language 6, Double Science 66 (or Biology and Chemistry 6 each), Maths 6, plus four further GCSEs at 6AAA including Biology plus one of Chemistry, Physics, Economics or Maths/Further Maths/Statistics. Sciences at grade A or above. General Studies not acceptedAdvanced Highers AAB including Biology and Chemistry36 overall with grade 6 in Biology and ChemistryNo threshold. Bangor states that eligible applicants are ranked by UCAT score and the highest scores are invited to interview until all slots are filledUnknown. Asked directly on its own help pages for an average score, Bangor answers: 'It is not possible to provide this information as this can fluctuate from year to year, depending on the pool of applicants'Unknown, per the answer aboveRanked by total UCAT, no threshold. The SJT is not currently considered, though Bangor says this is subject to changeNot currently considered, though Bangor states this is subject to change.GCSE English/Welsh Language grade 6MMINo volumes published. Places: the North Wales Medical School took 80 students in 2024 and the Welsh Government states the intake rises steadily to 140 a year from 2029-30. The figure for 2026 entry is not stated. Place numbers in Wales are set by the Welsh Government, not by the Office for Students.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownNo UCAT threshold; UCAT used within selection. Personal statement must show awareness of the NHS and of medical trainingBangor - MedicineAAB for low participation postcodes or socio-economic criteria. This is an ACADEMIC reduction only. No UCAT adjustment is mentioned anywhere in Bangor's published materialNo for A level (GCSE resits allowed within 12 months)Level 2 resits within 12 months, one per qualification. A level resits not acceptedNothing published. A separate WhatDoTheyKnow request for A100 2025 entry admissions statistics was refused in full under section 43(2). A further request was refused under the same exemption and is under internal reviewNo earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/bangor-university-bmbs-medicine-a100/
CardiffWalesMBBCh Medicine (A100)English Language 6, Double Science 77 (or Biology and Chemistry 7 each), Maths 6, plus four further GCSEs at 6. Eight GCSEs scored: 9/8/A*=3, 7/A=2, 6/B=1AAA including Biology or Chemistry plus a second science, practicals passed. Critical Thinking, General Studies, Citizenship Studies not acceptedHighers AAAAB including Biology and Chemistry; Advanced Highers BB in Biology/Chemistry plus a further science36 overall (excluding TOK/EE) with 18 at HL; HL6 in Biology or Chemistry plus a second HL scienceNo fixed threshold. Cardiff confirmed under FOI that a UCAT cut-off is applied only if too many applicants are sitting on excellent academic scores2026 entry, offer holders, all groups (of 2700): lowest 1570, highest 2630. FOI26-2792026 entry, offer holders, all groups: 2035 (of 2700). 2025: 2715, 2024: 2710, 2023: 2730, 2022: 2705 (of 3600). FOI26-279Scored by decile: deciles 9-7 = 3 points, 6-4 = 2 points, 3-1 = 1 point, combined with the GCSE score. Cardiff confirmed under FOI (August 2026) that it does NOT look at the SJT at all for A100 or A101, and that a cut-off is used only when too many applicants hold excellent academic scoresNot looked at at all. Cardiff confirmed this under FOI in August 2026 for both A100 and A101.GCSE English Language grade 6; UKVI requirements for visa applicantsMMI, themed stations. In person for home, online for overseas. Welsh/bilingual optionAll applicants, 2026 entry (FOI26-279)305259610718163.510.762026 entry (FOI26-279): 2596 applications, 1071 interviewed, 816 offers made, 407 accepted, 305 places (280 home, 25 international)Combined GCSE points (8 subjects, 3/2/1 per grade) plus UCAT decile points (3/2/1), plus one extra point for FE/HE achievement. A UCAT cut-off may then be applied. Personal statement screened, not scoredCardiff - MedicineWelsh-domiciled treated as contextual. Guaranteed interview for Step-Up, Doctoriaid Yfory or Sutton Trust participantsNo for A level (GCSE resits allowed within 12 months)GCSE resits within 12 months (English Language anytime). A level resits not acceptedComplete - FOI response received August 2026, including five years of numeric UCAT and application dataAverage UCAT of offer holders, all applicant groups combined, released under FOI26-279. 2022 (of 3600): 2705. 2023: 2730. 2024: 2710. 2025: 2715. 2026 (of 2700): 2035. Range of offer holders in 2026: 1570 to 2630 (of 2700). For applicants who were only interviewed (not offered), the 2026 average was 2019, range 1400 to 2630FOI: Cardiff University FOI response FOI26-279, 18 August 2026 (direct to requester) (application, interview, offer and UCAT tables) | Web: https://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/mbchb-medicine-a100-9 ; https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/course/medicine-mbbch ; https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/public-information/students-applicants/admissions-policies
NORTHERN IRELANDNorthern Ireland
Queen's University BelfastNorthern IrelandMB BCh BAO Medicine (A100)Minimum grade 4 in Maths and English Language; Physics grade 4 or Double Award Science 44 if not taken at AS/A level. Best nine GCSEs scored: A*/9 = 4 points, A/7-8 = 3 points, B/6 = 2 points, C = 1 pointAAA plus grade A in a fourth AS including Chemistry and one of Biology/Human Biology, Maths or Physics; or A*AA including Chemistry and Biology/Human Biology; or A*AA including Chemistry plus Maths/Physics and AS Biology at BContact the admissions teamContact the admissions team. Irish Leaving Certificate H1H1H1H1H2H2 including HL H1 in Biology and ChemistryNo raw score published. For 2026 entry the total UCAT is converted by centile band into 0 to 9 points: 10th centile or below scores 0, rising by one point per band to 9 for above the 90th. The pre-interview score is 45 points, being 36 academic and 9 UCATUnknown. QUB publishes historic shortlisting totals, but these are COMBINED academic and UCAT points, not UCAT scores: 2022 entry 37 and above, 2023 38 and above, 2024 38 and above or 37 with SJT bands 1 and 2, 2025 entry 30 and aboveUnknownConverted to centile points before interview. For 2025 entry QUB used raw score bands on the 3600 scale worth up to 6 points; from 2026 entry it uses centile bands worth up to 9. The SJT is used only to separate borderline applicants, at the shortlisting stage and again after interview. 236 home places and 36 internationalUsed only to separate borderline applicants, at shortlisting and again after interview.GCSE English Language grade 4MMIPlaces only: 236 places for Home applicants and 36 for international, stated in the University's own Admission Policy Statement for Medicine for 2026 Entry. Place numbers in Northern Ireland are set by the Department of Health and the Department for the Economy, not by the Office for Students.236UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownBest nine GCSEs scored on a 4/3/2/1 points scale, combined with UCAT before interview. Personal statement not scored but must explicitly state medicine as the career choiceQueen's Belfast - MedicineNo contextual route publishedYes, with conditions - normally only previous conditional-firm holders with AAB; repeat offer AAA plus A at ASOnly two attempts at A levels allowed. Normally restricted to previous applicants who held a conditional firm offer and achieved AAB or better at the first attempt; repeat offer is AAA plus A in a fourth ASScoring scheme published in full. No score figures at any stage.No earlier-year figures publishedhttps://www.medschools.ac.uk/courses/queens-university-belfast-medicine-a100/
REPUBLIC OF IRELANDRepublic of Ireland
RCSIRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/
Trinity College DublinRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo contextual route publishedNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/
University College CorkRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo contextual route publishedNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/
University College DublinRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo contextual route publishedNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/
University of GalwayRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo contextual route publishedNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/
University of LimerickRepublic of IrelandUndergraduate Medicine via CAONot applicable - Irish Leaving Certificate systemA levels accepted as an equivalent school-leaving qualification. The shared EU selection framework works from the Leaving Certificate, so check this school for its A level conversionNot applicableAccepted as an equivalent qualification - check this school for the conversionUCAT not used - HPAT-Ireland insteadUnknownUnknownHPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT. Maximum 300, across Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving (40%), Interpersonal Understanding (40%) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%). Sat in the year of applicationNot applicable. This school uses the HPAT-Ireland, not the UCAT.Minimum O6/H7 in English at Leaving CertificateVaries by school; interviews are generally used only for international or non-traditional entry routesNo volumes published. Places in the Republic of Ireland are set nationally through the Higher Education Authority and the CAO framework rather than by each university, and are not published per school.UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownMinimum 480 Leaving Certificate points from one sitting, plus HPAT-Ireland. LC points above 550 are moderated downwards (625+ becomes 565). Combined score out of 865 = moderated LC points (max 565) plus HPAT (max 300). Ties broken on pre-moderated LC points. FROM 2027 THIS CHANGES: LC points above 550 will no longer be moderated and the HPAT maximum falls from 300 to 150, giving a new combined maximum of 775Ireland - HPAT selectionNo contextual route publishedNo - points must come from a single sittingPoints must come from the same sittingComplete - shared national selection criteria2026 entry: minimum 480 LC points plus HPAT. 2027 entry onwards: HPAT maximum falls to 150 and LC points above 550 are no longer moderatedhttps://www.rcsi.com/dublin/-/media/feature/media/download-document/dublin/undergraduate/courses/medicine/entry-requirements/ugmedentry2026.pdf ; https://www.iua.ie/for-students/entry-to-medicine/