how competitive is biomedical science bsc?

put it this way:

i have no science alevels and a only a C at GCSE science and i was accepted for 4 biomed degrees with a foundation year this year so i would say it is not competitive at all. also only two of thoes unis interviewed me, so 2 unis took me just based on my application.

Biomedical science at Warwick and QM have been in clearing, both require fairly good grades. I'd say it's only really competitive at the top unis though, such as Imperial which requires you to take the BMAT.

Which fool would take the BMAT just for one biomedical science choice? I wouldn't bother, and would apply elsewhere to top places like UCL, Manchester, Sheffield, Newcastle, Kings, Oxford, Durham, Warwick etc. Imperial isn't even that great for Biomedical Science, I know someone there and they said the students don't really have the opportunity to make the most of its research reputation.

BMS as a degree isn't competitive really.

Biomedical & clinical science as a job on the other hand... extremely competitive. 80+ applicants per post. So the competition is there, but it's after the degree rather than before.

Is that for NHS lab work?

Seemingly full of failed medicine applicants.