Indecisive with my university choices for BEng Mechanical Engineering

Hello, recently, like everyone else in A-Level this year, got their results back. I was expecting an AAB, but fell short and got a BBC. My first choice at Loughborough rejected me, but my insurance choice, Swansea accepted me.
However, I decided to keep my options open and decided to apply for clearing at a couple of universities. In the end, I got clearing offers from Exeter, Queen's University Belfast and Glasgow. As I only have a limited deadline to accept one of these universities as my choice of university, I was wondering if you guys could help me decide which university I should pick.
For all these universities, I am offered a BEng Mechanical Engineering Degree with a year in industry, and looking for the university with the best facilities, teachings, rankings, placements and social life, or at least the university with the best balance of all of them.
Based on these options, should I pick Exeter, Belfast, Glasgow, or Swansea? Or should I continue trying applying for clearing at other universities?

Glasgow and Belfast - both excellent Unis and fun cities to live in.

Hello, recently, like everyone else in A-Level this year, got their results back. I was expecting an AAB, but fell short and got a BBC. My first choice at Loughborough rejected me, but my insurance choice, Swansea accepted me.
However, I decided to keep my options open and decided to apply for clearing at a couple of universities. In the end, I got clearing offers from Exeter, Queen's University Belfast and Glasgow. As I only have a limited deadline to accept one of these universities as my choice of university, I was wondering if you guys could help me decide which university I should pick.
For all these universities, I am offered a BEng Mechanical Engineering Degree with a year in industry, and looking for the university with the best facilities, teachings, rankings, placements and social life, or at least the university with the best balance of all of them.
Based on these options, should I pick Exeter, Belfast, Glasgow, or Swansea? Or should I continue trying applying for clearing at other universities?

Glasgow or Exeter for Uni since they're both very good

Hello, recently, like everyone else in A-Level this year, got their results back. I was expecting an AAB, but fell short and got a BBC. My first choice at Loughborough rejected me, but my insurance choice, Swansea accepted me.
However, I decided to keep my options open and decided to apply for clearing at a couple of universities. In the end, I got clearing offers from Exeter, Queen's University Belfast and Glasgow. As I only have a limited deadline to accept one of these universities as my choice of university, I was wondering if you guys could help me decide which university I should pick.
For all these universities, I am offered a BEng Mechanical Engineering Degree with a year in industry, and looking for the university with the best facilities, teachings, rankings, placements and social life, or at least the university with the best balance of all of them.
Based on these options, should I pick Exeter, Belfast, Glasgow, or Swansea? Or should I continue trying applying for clearing at other universities?

EDIT: If it helps, I'm starting to lean more towards Glasgow and Exeter as they are more reputable than Swansea and Belfast and are similar in rankings.

Glasgow is probably the best out of those options - and is really good in general. There is a lot of engineering going on in Glasgow across many different sectors, so it's a good city to study engineering in.

Sounds good, but do you know if Glasgow offers a year in industry or a placement year for ite engineering students? Couldn't really find information about it anywhere.

Have you looked at Oxford Brookes - they offer a year in industry option.

I'll take a look at it, but I feel like I already have a lot of options from universities to choose from already, I don't want to be a bit overwhelmed.

Sounds good, but do you know if Glasgow offers a year in industry or a placement year for ite engineering students? Couldn't really find information about it anywhere.

I'll take a look at it, but I feel like I already have a lot of options from universities to choose from already, I don't want to be a bit overwhelmed.

If u have to choose between non-Russel and Russel, I'd go with Russel unless its a top Uni like Bath etc.

Also the "year in industry" is just you having to be responsible for securing your own placement, which you can do at most/all Unis (some people will take a year off to do said yearly internship) and they will graduate a year later so its all calm.

If you want to move away from England I'd go with Glasgow, otherwise go with Exeter since both Unis are very good in general which means they will offer more opportunities for you to take alongside your degree

Interesting about Exeter, what are your thoughts of Mechanical Engineering at Glasgow compared to Exeter?

Interesting about Exeter, what are your thoughts of Mechanical Engineering at Glasgow compared to Exeter?

https://www.brookes.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/mechanical-engineering-beng-or-meng

Clearing:
BEng: C in maths PLUS having taken another physical science/engineering (no grade requirement) GCSE English grade 4/C MEng: C in maths PLUS having taken another physical science/engineering (no grade requirement)