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

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Original post by GANFYD
But you just linked the official website? Which is presumably where you got the information from?



You deserve a medal! And everyone else who is helping.
But people should do the basics for themselves, as it is the bare minium to read websites and google things, and then come here for the nuances or to check things out.

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choco1234
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hi,
do i have a chance with a 2700 ucat band 1 and 9999888877 gcses?
contextual
also is the contextual cut off for ucat different?
Original post by choco1234
hi,
do i have a chance with a 2700 ucat band 1 and 9999888877 gcses?
contextual
also is the contextual cut off for ucat different?


Yes you should hopefully be fine no there’s no separate cutoff for contextuals x
Reply 63
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Qwerty06
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Does SGUL look at predicted grades?
Original post by Qwerty06
Does SGUL look at predicted grades?


Just to make sure you have AAA predicted not scored or ranked though
Is interview invite only based on ucat? Do they use ucat after interview?
Original post by Greatdogs2005
Is interview invite only based on ucat? Do they use ucat after interview?

interview invite is solely ucat, sjt is used post interview
(edited 1 month ago)
Hi, do you think I would get an interview
GCSEs: 9999988887
A levels (predicted): A*A*A*
UCAT: 2670 B2
Reply 68
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GANFYD
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Original post by tiaraoluwani
Hi, do you think I would get an interview
GCSEs: 9999988887
A levels (predicted): A*A*A*
UCAT: 2670 B2

Cut off was 2630 last year but 2710 the year before
hey with a ucat of 2760 B1 would sgul be too risky as i found a website saying their average interviewed was 2800? Thanks!
(edited 1 month ago)
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Original post by Yupthatsfine
hey with a ucat of 2760 B1 would sgul be too risky as i found a website saying their average interviewed was 2800? Thanks!


cut off for 2023 entry was 2630 and for 2022 entry it was 2710. i wouldn't say you're at risk
hi i’m a grad applying with 2690 band 1 for the normal undergrad route. Would this be too risky? And am I meant to do the gamsat?
Original post by sunshine777333
hi i’m a grad applying with 2690 band 1 for the normal undergrad route. Would this be too risky? And am I meant to do the gamsat?


GAMSAT at sgul is only for their a101 course
Though cutoff for grads for their a100 was 2690 and I’d expect a bit of a rise
Hey grad applicant here, i scored 2610 and B1 and I am predicted a first class for my biomed degree, would this be too risky? is it expected that the ucat cut offs for all unis will rise or fall this year? Ive heard mixed things and am struggling majorly
Original post by Jessica.x11x
Hey grad applicant here, i scored 2610 and B1 and I am predicted a first class for my biomed degree, would this be too risky? is it expected that the ucat cut offs for all unis will rise or fall this year? Ive heard mixed things and am struggling majorly


Look at Notts Warwick Worcester Brunel
Notts score a100 grads solely on UCAT was a bit over 100 needed a cpl years ago
Brunel opened to home students this year
Sgul cutoff for grads was 2690 and likely to increase
Thank you! warwick need a specific amount of work experience which i don't have :/
as for brunel I think they expect you to have already achieved your degree? or do you know if you can be in final year when applying?
My other options rn are notts and worcester, but my points for notts are 106 so i’m hesitant if i’ll even stand a chance; my GCSEs are bang average unfortunately

Original post by Chi chi5
Look at Notts Warwick Worcester Brunel
Notts score a100 grads solely on UCAT was a bit over 100 needed a cpl years ago
Brunel opened to home students this year
Sgul cutoff for grads was 2690 and likely to increase
Original post by Jessica.x11x
Thank you! warwick need a specific amount of work experience which i don't have :/
as for brunel I think they expect you to have already achieved your degree? or do you know if you can be in final year when applying?
My other options rn are notts and worcester, but my points for notts are 106 so i’m hesitant if i’ll even stand a chance; my GCSEs are bang average unfortunately


Brunel should be fine with predicted
Notts should be ok with 106 hopefully
Worcester should hopefully be ok
Does anyone know what Brunel is expecting for graduates? Or their ucat cut off? Is a 2:1 risky?
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Hello. I’m a gap year applicant for 2024 entry; on the website it says that the typical offer is AAA-A*AA, although the minimum entry requirement is AAA. So if you have achieved grades, do you need to have at least A*AA? Thank you in advance.
you have to make them your firm if non contextual but you can apply, but if you insure them without being contextual your offer would be A*AA
Original post by danai m
Hello. I’m a gap year applicant for 2024 entry; on the website it says that the typical offer is AAA-A*AA, although the minimum entry requirement is AAA. So if you have achieved grades, do you need to have at least A*AA? Thank you in advance.

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