Nope, just meet the minimum, otherwise you'd be saying that someone who fit more of the criteria had a harder time, but the criteria aren't exclusive in saying how difficult someone has found life/school etc etc.
Although if you meet lots it may seem unfair, you have to think if the uni wanted more than 2 criteria to be met, they'd ask for it
Good Luck!
No worries!!
It is done by a ranking system scoring out of 30. The personal statements get scored out of 15, and then interviews are offered to the highest scorers, then the next highest and so on until all interview spots are allocated.
At interview you're scored again out of 15. Your total is looked at and those with perfect or near perfect scores get early offers (Early March) then the next top scorers get offers at the end of March. This totals around 45 offers. I imagine this is where the references are considered.
The UKCAt is required for BM6 but not used at all.
As far as I know, meeting the minimum requirements is all you need and no difference is drawn afterwards. After applying, you'll get a letter asking you to prove your status as meeting the requirements. After you post this back, if they accept your proofs (nothing too tricky) then you're considered for interview.
Hope this helps, good luck!!
This is what the admissions people were kind of saying, so I agree with this. Especially as meeting 4 criteria may not affect some people as much as meeting 2 e.t.c, and they're the same with grades (BCC is not better or worse than AAAA) so yeh! Go team!
Anyway, keep the questions coming if you have any and good luck!!