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applying to manchester medical school

i got a ukcat of 670 band 1, manchesters ukcat cut offs have been below mine for the most part (except for one year where they sky-rocketed)

do you think its worth the risk of applying? i really like the uni, course and location.

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mliela

Original post by lamedicineporfa

Last years when I applied was around 665 average. Even being above the cutoff won't guarantee an interview as students are ranked by their UKCAT score. And then by the personal statement type form.
Obviously no one can predict this years cutoff as it depends on how people do. It's definitely risky. But no one can tell you what to do exactly

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