Birmingham or Nottingham?

BIRMINGHAM!!! Not biased at all or anything!

On a serious note- it's up to you! As monkey013 said, follow your heart! Where did you feel best? Which places offer the course structure you're most likely to enjoy and thrive on? You could think of aspects such as the range of BSc available if that is something you hold an interest in, as well as hospitals-for example Birmingham is part of the West Midlands deanery which is huge! Probably won't mean that much at first, but it might play a more significant role as you start to undertake hospital placements.

I'm an applicant such as yourself, so I'm sure there are people out there who can you give better advice, but I hope this helps anyway

Does Bham have interscalated degree?

And is it true that bham's anotomy teaching is prettu weak?

Doesn't Bham have ~400 per year? That's a lot.

Bham offers quite a nice range of intercalated degrees: from a BMedSc in Clinical Sciences, to biological sciences (neuroscience, genetics, cellular pathology, etc. etc- you choose two modules from the range available) and even population sciences + humanities (for example international health, public health, psychological medicine, medical ethics + law...).

Never really heard of Bham having weak anatomy teaching- they don't do dissections which some may find to be a disadvantage. Then again there's plenty to be argued in favour of pro-sections.