Will my uni choices give me a good chance?

Definitely, you should be offered a place from every choice

I believe that you need to meet the minimum requirements for AS, which is AAA, or else you will be rejected in the first stages before even getting an interview.

UKCAT: 660 AVG Band 1 SJT
GCSE: 4A* 3A 3B 1Merit
AS: AAB
A2 (predicted grades): A*A*A
Choices: Liverpool, St. George's, Barts and Keele

I've never heard of unis having AS requirements, could you name any unis that do this?



Predicted grades of A*A*A will exceed basically any course requirements out there, so an offer from all of your choices is realistic. Given medicine is very competitive, however, the B at AS may deter some unis, as could other parts of your application such as the PS if they are weaker than those of other candidates.

I've never heard of unis having AS requirements, could you name any unis that do this?



Predicted grades of A*A*A will exceed basically any course requirements out there, so an offer from all of your choices is realistic. Given medicine is very competitive, however, the B at AS may deter some unis, as could other parts of your application such as the PS if they are weaker than those of other candidates.

Im sure Manchester want an AS

i believe only oxbridge look at your linear as results

I wasn't able to find any AS Level requirements: only that you should either have 4 total or, if you have less, written confirmation from your school that this is normal.



I'm not sure what you mean by "linear AS results", but while unis do not specify actual AS requirements, they will still look at your grades (alongside prior qualifications such as GCSEs) to compare you with other applicants.