FY2 Standalone 2021

Hi, that's a fantastic idea as we're all on the same boat.
I got my sjt score but it doesn't mean much unless we know what the average score is.
I'm not even sure what the total is. I remember there were 140ish questions, each marked out of 4.
So if you do the maths, I guess the total is 560ish.

Thank you for the response. I guess it was about that. Tbh, can't really remember. Do you understand how they are going to rank us now?

Based on the latest info they posted on UKFPO twitter on the 31st of March, they will rank the eligible applicants solely based on SJT scores. The eligible applicants are those individuals who are either high scoring applicants on the SJT (those particular individuals were allowed to bypass the interview BTW), and those who were deemed successful at the interviews.

So based on SJT scores, there are 4 possible scenarios, ranked from best to worst. A. You bypass the interview by having a high score on the SJT B. You scored high enough to be shortlisted for the interviews, and you were deemed eligible based on your performance at the interviews. C, you scored high to be shortlisted for the interviews but deemed not eligible based on interviews. D. Your score was not enough to be shortlisted for interviews.

Even if you smash the interviews and you become eligible for the offers process, your interview performance will have no influence on your overall rank. Your overall rank will be solely based on SJT score.

Apologies for the long winded answer, but I hope this helps

Having read through multiple forums, it seems that the cutoff for bypassing the interviews is 380 and the minimum score is 330.
Personally, I scored 360ish/480 (75%). Initially I wasn't too happy with that, but it seems that my score is nearly right bang in the middle, which is not a bad place to be. Generally speaking, you'd want to be right in the middle of that bell-curve and higher.

Having read through multiple forums, it seems that the cutoff for bypassing the interviews is 380 and the minimum score is 330.
Personally, I scored 360ish/480 (75%). Initially I wasn't too happy with that, but it seems that my score is nearly right bang in the middle, which is not a bad place to be. Generally speaking, you'd want to be right in the middle of that bell-curve and higher.

Hi, does anyone know what is happening with the FY2 Standalone interview results (2021)? Apparently, multiple people were told they were unsuccessful but have also been told to preference their hospital choices. Has anyone been given a ranking position yet?

Hey guys. I was also told I was unsuccessful but also told to preference my choices which apparently, I can actually do when I log into my ORIEL account. :/ Anyone with an idea what is going on?

The same thing happened to me and my friends. We are all very confused about what is going on. I personally thought the interview went okay, so I'm not too sure how they marked it. I can preference hospitals on oriel as well but I noticed that I was not given a ranking.

Very odd. I also thought the interview went okay but given that I'm a European graduate with less than a month work experience in the NHS, I thought that would bring me down, but now I'm just straight up confused.haha

I am the exact same! European graduate with about 2-3 months in the NHS. Maybe they feel like the NHS experience isn't enough. I guess if we are unsuccessful we will get feedback later this week. So we will find out soon enough

Having read through multiple forums, it seems that the cutoff for bypassing the interviews is 380 and the minimum score is 330.
Personally, I scored 360ish/480 (75%). Initially I wasn't too happy with that, but it seems that my score is nearly right bang in the middle, which is not a bad place to be. Generally speaking, you'd want to be right in the middle of that bell-curve and higher.