| Scoring approach | All UCAT sections considered alongside Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications during shortlisting. Personal statement not scored. Contextual points system requires 5+ points |
| UCAT - how it is used | All aspects of the UCAT are considered during shortlisting, alongside Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications |
| UCAT threshold | A 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 2670 |
| UCAT lowest accepted | The 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 workbook |
| UCAT average accepted | Unknown. 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 held |
| Interview format | Online MMI |
| Contextual offer | AAB with 5+ widening participation points; ABB via the UKWPMED scheme |
| Resits | Minimum ABB at first sitting; A levels completed within three years. Widening participation resit policy ABC |
| Data status | Thresholds complete for two cycles across three routes. Means, distributions and SJT counts outstanding, and a follow-up has been sent |
| UCAT threshold, A100 | A fixed threshold, no ranking and no points. 2026 entry, of 2700: widening access home 1800, standard home 1850, international 1990. 2025 entry, of 3600: widening access home 2540, standard home 2600, international 2670. |
| Threshold in national terms, A100 | 2026 entry: widening access 4th decile, standard home 5th decile, international 7th decile. 2025 entry: widening access 6th decile (about 1880 on the current scale), standard home 7th decile (about 1930), international 7th decile (about 1970). The home thresholds fell by roughly two deciles between the two cycles while the international threshold barely moved. Recorded as observed; the reason is not stated by the University. |
| UCAT threshold, A102 foundation | 2026 entry, widening access home 1400 of 2700, which is below the 1st national decile. No figure for 2025 entry. This is the lowest threshold recorded anywhere in this workbook. |
| Scoring approach (further detail) | No percentage or points weighting of any kind. Applicants must meet the published academic requirements and the UCAT threshold. UCAT scores are not converted into shortlisting points and no scoring matrix is held. GCSE grades are not converted into points or weighted. |
| Contextual offer (further detail) | A level AAB against a standard offer of A-star AA, plus the lower UCAT threshold above. No reduction in GCSE requirements and no fixed number of places reserved for the widening access route. |
| Volumes, A100 | 2025 entry home: 1101 applications, 834 interviews, 559 offers, 163 accepted. 2025 international: 349, 28, 8, 3. 2026 entry home: 1152, 457, 392, acceptances not yet available. 2026 contextual: 83, 37, 28. 2026 international: interviews 24, offers 16. Contextual figures for 2025 entry are recorded by the University as not held. |
| Volumes, A102 foundation | 2025 entry home: 350 applications, later stages not available. 2026 entry home: 338 applications, 148 interviews, 83 offers. |
| GAMSAT thresholds | 2026 entry: home 49 (2), international 61 (50). 2025 entry: home 48 (30), international 62 (52). The meaning of the bracketed second figure is not explained in the response. |
| Outstanding | Question 2 was not answered: no mean UCAT at interview, no distribution and no SJT band counts were given, and no notice was issued saying the information is not held. Question 3 was answered only to say the offer-stage analysis is not held in that format. Question 7 on places was answered "we are unable to provide this information at present", with no exemption cited and no section 17 notice. The notation "+ A-star" against the dentistry thresholds and "(S4)" against the 2025 dentistry figure are unexplained. |