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In any case, to summarise: your degree is probably roughly equivalent to a 2:1 (a
low 2:1 most likely, it might be noted). However your school leaving qualifications should meet any requirements otherwise. So in principle you meet the minimum requirements.
However if you are an international student for fee purposes, then things are different, because there are strict quotas imposed upon medical schools on the number of international students they can take. Therefore, competition for international students applying to medicine in the UK is
much higher than for domestic/home applicants (and I gather things are somewhat more competitive for graduate applicants even applying to standard entry courses).
So the issue is, while you minimally meet the requirements, it is only minimally and many international applicants will far exceed those. So while it's possible, you might find you aren't a very competitive applicant, unless you get really outstanding UCAT/BMAT scores or something.