Ucas deadlines

I submitted my application 15 minutes prior to 6pm 01/31 ( official deadlines ) . How do i know if it would be classed as late or on time . Also i received an official mail right after i submitted . and today im receiving mails from unis dated 1st of february . ucas also says that it takes atleast 48 hours to send your app to the unis , so anyways if ucas doesnt send it imminent , unis will by default classify it as late.
basically, the application tracker of the unis say received on 1st of feb , but i sent it to ucas on the 31st before deadlines

(edited 2 months ago)

Reply 1

Rose_99

14

As long as it was sent before 6pm it shouldnt be classified as late.

Reply 2

Beelie

5

Original post by ankxx

I submitted my application 15 minutes prior to 6pm 01/31 ( official deadlines ) . How do i know if it would be classed as late or on time . Also i received an official mail right after i submitted . and today im receiving mails from unis dated 1st of february . ucas also says that it takes atleast 48 hours to send your app to the unis , so anyways if ucas doesnt send it imminent , unis will by default classify it as late

If you’re getting emails from unis then it sounds like it’s submitted and you should be fine

Reply 3

Rose_99

14

Theses are the rough dates you should hear back
If you're applying to study in 2024
16 May 2024 – if you send your application by 31 January 2024.
17 July 2024 – if you send your application by 30 June 2024.

If you go on your ucas account then tracking it should say when you should hear back from the universities.

I submitted mine yesterday before 6 and its says that the universities have until May to make a decision which I assume my application was sent on time and if you're says the same then you should be able to assume yours was sent on time.

(edited 2 months ago)

Reply 4

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

21

So long as you submitted it to UCAS on time it will be flagged as "On time=Y" and it doesn't matter about any subsequent processing delay in sending it on to your choices.

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