Durham/Newcastle, King's, Sheffield, Hull-York, Exeter, Glasgow (I think) - Off the top of my head, are heavy ukcat universities. It's helpful to have a high UKCAT for Barts, but they use UCAS tariff points in conjunction with that. Then again, it's helpful to have a high UKCAT for most of them.
I'm sure there are more, I just cannot remember many more.
I'm sure there are more, I just cannot remember many more.
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Adding to your list, Plymouth and Leicester.
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