Official: King's College London A100 2024 Entry Applicants

Does anyone know where to find the shared spreadsheet for A100 2024 entry for stats? I know there was one but I can’t remember where

Welcome to the King's College London A100 2024 Entry Discussion.
2023 thread: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7214351
For general information click: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergra.../medicine-mbbs
For entry requirements click: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergra...y-requirements
Selection process: Generally, UCAT score accounted for 50% of the ranking, GCSE Individual and School performance, 40% and other widening participation factors, 10%. The UCAT score is calculated by multiplying their UCAT score percentile rank (compared to other KCL applicants in that cycle) by 100 with points added according to the SJT Band: 10 points for Band 1, 5 for Band 2, and 0 for Bands 3 and 4. For GCSEs, points were awarded according to the number of A*s achieved at GCSE (subject is not considered). Less than 5 scored 0, 5 scored 10, 6 scored 20, 7 scored 30, 8+ scored 40. Scores were adjusted according to the GCSE attainment quintile of the school. If the school performance sat within one of the lowest two quintiles, then we also counted A grades achieved at GCSE towards the A* count mentioned above. For schools in the 3rd quintile, each A grade is considered equivalent to 0.5 of an A*. For schools in the top two quintiles, no adjustment is made. Note that this scoring system is reviewed each cycle and may not remain the same.
General TSR rules:
(1) Please don't ask for, advertise or mention group chats.
(2) Please don't ask for or post interview questions.
(3) Please don't offer to buy and sell items.
Good luck!

Hello all. I have made a spreadsheet for 2024 applicants. Please fill out your information as we go along so current and future applicants can be guided. I have added my email on the page for any questions or issues.
The link allows you to view and edit:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Jczdg1fpxBWMVSTDmePguzsLlIrmS7a2uW1EWBWhAZg/edit?usp=sharing
quick note: Yes I've added questions that we will only be able to answer after hearing back in advance.
Thank you!

Hi
Lovely effort. Is there any similar spreadsheet for school leavers which you could direct me to? Thanks

Far too many A100 applicants for this to be viable, so one has never been set up

Far too many A100 applicants for this to be viable, so one has never been set up

Makes sense. I was being curious🙏

Hi guys, these are my stats, do you think KCL is worth it for 2025 entry?
international reapplicant here (on gap year), looking for advice on which unis to apply to
UCAT: 2820 B1 (not my day)
VR - 680
DM - 670
QR - 690
AR - 780
IB M24 Graduate: 42/45
HL 777 - Chem, Bio, English
SL 766 - Econ, Math AA, Spanish ab initio(resitting where I dropped points to achieve previously predicted 44 as I was diagnosed with Flu A during exams)
IGCSES 2022: living in China so non exam, holistically marked - does anyone know if i can inform unis abt this in any way?3A*s, 3As, 2 nines, 1 eight, 1 sevenA*s in Mandarin, English Language, English Lit
As in Business, PE, Geography
9s in Physics and Math
8 in Chem
7 in Bio
Last Year's application:
UCAT 2710 B1, IB predicted 44
Exeter - int ✅ waitlist, then rejected
Plymouth - int ✅ waitlist, I removed my spot from the waitlist
HYMS - int ✅ rejectedAston - rejected no int nothing
5th KCL - sports and exercise medical science ✅ offer

Hi, I got 2760 Band 3 in my UCAT:
620 = VR
650 = DM
610 = QR
880 = AR
My current A-Level preds are A* AA, and my GCSEs are 9887777654. Am I competitive enough for an interview? Or should I apply for EDMP

Hi
I am currently a medical student (1st year) but last year, I was in the same position as all of you guys!
I ended up getting an interview, then offer (which I turned down) for KCL.
I know how difficult it can be to prepare, ESPECIALLY if you don't have experienced individuals around you such as siblings/cousins/relatives/friends that were successful applicants. Point being, I would love to provide help for those that really need it i.e. contextual applicants. I enjoy helping anyway, and absolutely loved the interview parts of my application process. Please PM me, and ask me anything you want

Last cycle i got 2980 B3 with full gcses, was interviewed mid Feb and got an offer a few weeks later. If you have other "safer" options then he'll be fine. I had it as my aspirational choice. Kings tend to be slow compared to other unis so be prepared to wait it out.