UCL Medicine and Pharmacy? Risky? Plus Low UKCAT!

Honestly I think your grades make up for your UKCAT score From your grades you can obviously tell you are very intelligent.
However I think it' a really bad idea to apply to do medicine and pharmacy at UCL because it'll show them that you're not committed to either degree as they are both mainstream vocational degrees. I went to a talk by the admissions team from Nottingham University and someone asked whether they would be able to apply to do medicine and pharmacy at the university and was told the exact same thing. But they did say applying to do biochemistry is okay because it's not a vocational course and is suitable

You're welcome And I mean it could happen to anyone, it was probably just the nerves.
And yes I would definitely advise not applying to two different courses at the same university as it may lead to two rejections x

If you meet the requirements for GCSE at Birmingham go for that because you have really strong AS results.

Go for Barts like you said, St Georges too as they have lowish UKCAT requirements and be wary of two BMAT unis - only do it if you know you will do well and use the UKCAT experience to reflect on choosing two BMAT unis.

Hope that this helps

And is it easy to get in UCL or Imperial btw? With such results and an unpredictable BMAT plus I heard imperial uses UKCAT as well so idk. Kinda confused and I did hear that applying to two BMAT universities is kinda risky...is that true?