How to apply for second year entry to scottish unis?

Hi, I'm looking to apply to some Scottish unis but all their BSc courses are 4 years. However I know it's possible to apply for a 3 year course if you've done A levels by starting in the second year - this is called advanced entry. Does anyone know how I can apply for advanced entry on ucas? For example, for physics at glasgow there are two options but I don't know which one (if any) is advanced entry:
Physics (F300) 4FT Hon BSc (Hons)
Physics (F301) 5FT IMD Msci (Hon

(I'm thinking I might just have to write "second year entry" in the further details section.)

Thanks

I think there is a "point of entry" box when you pick the university and course - see:

https://www.ucas.com/corporate/about-us/who-we-are/ucas-terms-explained

which says: "Point of entry – in your application, which year of the course you start at – for example ‘2’ means you’d start in the second year of the course."

Both the courses you mention are available as full degree courses - the BSc will be a four year course and the MSci a five year course. Either or both or neither might offer direct entry into the second year - check the entry requirements on the university's website.