Official: St George's, University of London A100 2024 Entry

Are you fimiliar with the medicine interview training course? If so, any recommendations?

Hi,

Would I be ok for SGUL interview with a UCAT score of 2730 and GCSE scores of 9 9 9 9 (Math, Phy, Chem, Bio) 8 8 (English language, literature) 7 (Art & Design) 6 (Music)? Predicted A*A*A in A-levels (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics). Many thanks!

Should be x

Hi I have A*AA achieved A Level grades and a UCAT score of 2720 band 2, my GCSEs are low at 887766654. Am I likely to receive and interview?

Would a UCAT of 2680 as a home applicant be reasonably safe for an interview this year? I’m thinking of applying here for 2024 entry.

it must be annoying people didnt answer but answered the comments after you

https://www.sgul.ac.uk/study/courses/medicine#entry-criteria

SGUL GCSE REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs including Maths, English Language and Sciences at Grade 6

once you meet the minimum academic thresholds, GCSE’s + Alevel predictions are no longer used. St George’s then orders candidates via UCAT score to determine who gets an interview.

and post interview they use sjt score

so you should be fine to apply

im a graduate applying for the normal medicine route? Do i need to take gamsat or is ucat okay. i got 2750 band 1.

GCSE 9998888877 (7 in biology)
UCAT 2800 band 1
Predicted A* A* A
Looking good for SGUL ?
Please help
Thanks

Maybe their post wasn’t seen 🤗😉

Or maybe it is information clearly available on SGUL’s website, they could have found for themselves in less time than it took to type the question on here? ☺️

pretty sure they just wanted clarification its basically the same thing multiple people asked on this thread just older so it probably just was not seen

Or maybe it is information clearly available on SGUL’s website, they could have found for themselves in less time than it took to type the question on here? ☺️

Not to mention this is all voluntary based so unfortunately cannot guarantee every question gets answered for whatever reason

your spreadsheet alone should be enough! Thank you though for taking time to help those who are genuinely in a pickle

(Original post by GANFYD)So was also information already available on the thread?
Reading med school websites and relevant threads to research things for themselves is a good skill for any prospective med student to have

well not in regards to them as their main query was about how their gcses may affect it

Not to mention this is all voluntary based so unfortunately cannot guarantee every question gets answered for whatever reason