GCSEs and grade breakdown:
Seven 9s - Maths, Further Maths, Bio, Chem, Physics, Computer Science, Religious Studies
Four 8s - English Lit, English Lang, Latin, History
A levels and predictions:
A*A*A - Maths, Chem, Bio (A)
EPQ but no prediction yet
UCAT and breakdown:
VR: 710
DM:680
QR: 700
AR: 750
Total: 2840
SJT band: Band 2
Brief mention of work experience: 3 days in GP, volunteering at vaccine clinic at local hospital since April, BSMS, MedicMentor/Queen Elizabeth hospital,
Any contextual or WP flags: my school is contextual for Bristol. During my UCAT, the plus and enter on the numberpad on the keyboard stopped working during my QR with 8 mins to go so I raised it with the invigilator who brought in the manager/overseer (
) and I explained what was going on. She suggested a couple of things which I had already tried and then tried to suggest that I wasn't supposed to be using the keypad! When I turned my focus back to my screen, I had 30 seconds left of QR max. I am calling Pearson tomorrow to report/appeal the incident. I know this might be unprecedented but I don't know whether I can still apply to King's if UCAT offices leave a note explaining what happened. I don't really want to retake the whole exam as I have lost the momentum of my revision. TSR gods please help
The research you have done and any preferences: Atm I like the look of King's, Cardiff and Sheffield. I am doing the BMAT to take a punt at Oxford as well so don't mind any BMAT unis but it is a bit risky as applying blind so trying to keep it to one BMAT uni. I'd like to do some cadaveric dissection but this isn't crucial at all!
Edit: I realise that most of the med schools I'm interested in are GCSE-heavy and I'm banking on the fact that
I think I have good GCSEs but most applicants probably have great GCSEs as well so I'm probably nothing special
Thanks in advance to all volunteers on here