University of Edinburgh A100 2021 Entry

unfortunately none specifically for RUK applicants - their stats last year showed 537 offers overall for undergrad medicine - I think the reason being that last year was the first year that Edinburgh actually did interviews (they looked at UCAT+grades even more heavily). I think it's not too much of a leap to assume Edinburgh would have carried out similar numbers to what they're offering us this year (650 interview places), giving a pretty high post interview offer percentage of 82.6%.

Thanks! I'd come to the same sort of conclusion, do you know whether the academic component (25% overall weighting) is split equally between GCSE grades and predicted A level results? Also, do you reckon the course is heavily PBL (like Manchester or Glasgow) or still quite traditional with PBL playing a supportive role?

Thanks! I'd come to the same sort of conclusion, do you know whether the academic component (25% overall weighting) is split equally between GCSE grades and predicted A level results? Also, do you reckon the course is heavily PBL (like Manchester or Glasgow) or still quite traditional with PBL playing a supportive role?

Hi would I have a chance of receiving an interview?

A Level predictions: A*A*A*
UCAT: 2640
Band 1 SJ

Hi, could anyone advise me of my chances applying to Edinburgh?

GCSEs: 99999888766
A level predictions: A*A*A
UCAT: 2770 and band 1 SJT

Many thanks

I have a UCAT score of 2590 Band 2 for STJ and IB predicted scores of 43/45. Should I apply to Edinburgh?

I have a UCAT score of 2590 Band 2 for STJ and IB predicted scores of 43/45. Should I apply to Edinburgh?

Average UCAT scores are about 715. It’s not a smart choice for you unfortunately.

Do you think that applying with an application that would have received the max academic and ucat score in the past but also has a band 3 in SJT is wise? I'm wondering how much the band 3 compromises me, given that the rest of my application is strong.

How much do they care about ucat, esp with the deciles out. I got Band 2, which isn't in the top 30%. Will I be ok?

On Edi's website: "Once all the scores are received we rank them, divide the cohort into deciles (ten equal groups) and allocate a score. We also allocate a score to your situational judgement banding. The points are then added to your academic score to contribute towards your final ranking for shortlisting and possible invitation to one of our Assessment Days. The total score an applicant achieved may be looked at again when final decisions are made and there are applicants with the same ranked score and limited places left to offer."

Do they specify anywhere how they score it and what the threshold is? Like how many points they give for a 9 at gcse etc