Graduate Entry Medicine 2024

Hi, I'm considering applying for Graduate Entry Medicine for 2024 and am looking to gain perspective on my chances of getting onto a GEM course.
This is a significant career change for me - I graduated with a First class degree in Engineering from a Russell Group University in 2018 and have since worked as an Engineer for about 4 years. Unfortunately this means I don't have any medical work experience besides volunteering in a care home for about a year. However, the motivation is definitely there and I plan to gain the relevant medical experience over the summer. I obtained AAB at A-level in Chemistry, Maths and Biology, back in 2014.
Any thoughts on my chances of getting onto a GEM course and which universities might look upon my application favourably?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

from what I know GEM is very competetive, like very. your a levels are good and you got a good outcome in your degree. what I would suggest is look on the websites of the universities you are interested in and check whether they will acceptor degree, what the a level requirements are and what admissions test is required.

and also why did you decide to go to med? engineering pretty good

Thanks very much for the advice!

I've been doing exactly that and have narrowed the list down to about 8 universities. Though whether I will truly be accepted is another question.

My decision to go to med were due to personal reasons- being involved in a serious accident and going through the rehabilitation to a full recovery. Though I'm sure I couldn't mention that at interview! Also, I've found engineering is limited on the satisfaction front, in terms of a rewarding career. And I like the idea of skilling myself in medicine because why not.