Official: University of Exeter A100 2024 Entry Applicants

Hi Guys,
I am applying for medicine entry 2024.
I moved house at the start of September this year 2023. And I just realised this area qualifies for contextual selection or widening participation offers.
How does this work, and do I need to do anything on UCAS apart from to include my new address?
Also, please could you let me know if I actually qualify for this, at Imperial, UCL, St Andrews, Exeter and ARU?
Also I’m from England and predicted 3 A*

Please help

Welcome to the University of Exeter A100 2024 Entry Discussion.

2023 thread: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7259414

For general information click: https://medicine.exeter.ac.uk/study/ug/medicine/

For entry requirements click: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/undergradua...y-requirements

Selection process: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/v8media/recruitmentsites/documents/BMBS_Detailed_Admissions_Process_2024_entry_V4.pdf

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Good luck!

Hi guys! I've been predicted A*A*A with 2640 Band 2, but I have extenuating circumstances (not sure how many points they increase the score by due to this?), meaning I'm coming to 85. I desperately want to go to Exeter, but what do you guys think?

Hi there
My daughter is planning to apply for Medicine next year but her UCAT score didn’t go very well under 2500 and (SJT 3).
She has good academics, work experience and volunteering experience. GCSE 8 A* and Al level predicted grades are A* A* A
Is it still advisable to apply as most of the Universities are looking at high UCAT score.
Thanks in advance

Can someone explain to me how the score in the decile/grade table is calculated please?

Can someone explain to me how the score in the decile/grade table is calculated please?

It is what it is. Find ucat on left and predicted on right. Your score is the intersection.

Where it becomes hard to read is that Exeter do something wierd with their deciles, so just ignore the 1-9 on the left imo as these make little sense against deciles (ie split into 10) if you are above the ucat number on the left then you take the score marked against your predicted grades.


Then read down to see if you are eligible for any additional points.

Good luck

2690 B2
4 A* predicted
im contextual too i believe
do i have a good chance at getting an interview, and how is exeters interview to offer ratio

Thank you for the reply! The 25% ucat and 75% grades threw me off, i thought the score was based on gcse grades.
How do I know if I can apply by looking at the chart. For example if i am in 4th decile predicted AAA and contextual, my score will be 70. Can I apply?

Hi.
Do I automatically get the 5 contextual points if I'm Quntile 1 on polar 4 and also free school meals?

How are offers decided after interviews?

How exactly Exeter shortlisting for interview system works? Exeter deciles is the same as ucat deciles? I got 2730 , which decile am i?

exeter's shortlisting system is 75% predicted/achieved a levels and 25% ucat. your actual decile would be 8th, but your exeter decile would be 7th, as exeter work out the deciles incorrectly.

Cut off was 95 last year