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Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
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(Original post by Crazy cacti)
Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
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Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
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Hi,
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
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(Original post by TashHounslow)
Hi,
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
Hi,
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
For a UCAT of 2400 to be successful at Barts you would need a UCAS tariff of around 400 (an A* at A level is worth 56). The lowest UCAT score to get an offer according to their website this year was 2540
Exeter selects on A levels and only uses UCAT if they need a cut off as too many people at the same level (has actually either been nothing or 667 in the last 3 years)
HYMS use GCSEs and SJT with UCAT, so a stronger performance in one can compensate for a weaker performance in another
Southampton have had higher cut offs than this in almost all recent years and it has been as high as 700
(Original post by Crazy cacti)
Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
Hey so I just did my UCAT with a score of 630 and sj of band 2 what unis should I apply for ?? R there any that I should avoid ?? Tryed to google these but not very helpful as mixed about where to apply to I would prefer to go to a uni in London or maybe Edinburgh 😝
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho...5#post85041220
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(Original post by TashHounslow)
Hi,
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
Hi,
These are some unis that use lower cut-off points: (Other unis that use cut-offs are all higher)
Barts: 2400 (least competitive)
Hull York: 2400
Exeter: 2500
Southampton: 2500 (most competitive)
I would avoid kings as it has a high cut off point of around 2900 every year.
A lot of other unis rank you compared to others while taking other aspects of application into account. If the rest of your application is good then you should be fine.
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(Original post by GANFYD)
These are not really accurate, or at least do not paint the whole picture.
For a UCAT of 2400 to be successful at Barts you would need a UCAS tariff of around 400 (an A* at A level is worth 56). The lowest UCAT score to get an offer according to their website this year was 2540
Exeter selects on A levels and only uses UCAT if they need a cut off as too many people at the same level (has actually either been nothing or 667 in the last 3 years)
HYMS use GCSEs and SJT with UCAT, so a stronger performance in one can compensate for a weaker performance in another
Southampton have had higher cut offs than this in almost all recent years and it has been as high as 700
Post all your stts on the megathread and people will try to help
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho...5#post85041220
These are not really accurate, or at least do not paint the whole picture.
For a UCAT of 2400 to be successful at Barts you would need a UCAS tariff of around 400 (an A* at A level is worth 56). The lowest UCAT score to get an offer according to their website this year was 2540
Exeter selects on A levels and only uses UCAT if they need a cut off as too many people at the same level (has actually either been nothing or 667 in the last 3 years)
HYMS use GCSEs and SJT with UCAT, so a stronger performance in one can compensate for a weaker performance in another
Southampton have had higher cut offs than this in almost all recent years and it has been as high as 700
Post all your stts on the megathread and people will try to help
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho...5#post85041220
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(Original post by Random_Student)
The medic portal should help. Try that
The medic portal should help. Try that
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(Original post by Crazy cacti)
Ohhh okay I went on their it was helpful but it was only really for 2019 entry I guess that bc 2020 stats r not available yet 😊
Ohhh okay I went on their it was helpful but it was only really for 2019 entry I guess that bc 2020 stats r not available yet 😊
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