UCAT

If you get a low UCAT score, do you think it’s worth still doing the BMAT even though your options are limited now? Or would it be better to just take a gap year and then retake the UCAT? OR would it be better to do another science course like BioMed and then due grad entry medicine (obviously there are limitations to this)?

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Reply 1

BankaiGintoki

Original post by tayisamess

See https://www.themedicportal.com/blog/where-to-apply-with-a-low-ucat-score/
Apply to low ucat uni’s and do the BMAT
There is no harm in applying for a potential interview instead of taking the gap year directly

Graduate medicine… is far more competitive.
it is best to apply this year, and next year, to see if you get in medicine

Do you even want to do biomed, or see it as only for graduate medicine?

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Reply 2

holacomotellamas

Original post by tayisamess

I think you should do the BMAT as what if you are a person who is better at it. YOU can take BMAT and see if you are lucky enough. I am doing the same thing as Its worth give a go. Good luck with preparing for BMAT !!! Getting low on UCAT isnt end of the worlddddddd.

Reply 3

o777777

Hi was wondering what schools I can apply with 999999988888 A*AA UCAT 2510 VR (550) DM (670) QR (590) AR (700) SJTBand 1 and a lot of work experience, volunteering, ECAs. Thank you. I calculated that my score would be 125 for Nottingham /Lincoln, is that possible / risky? Does anyone know about the 2023 and 2024 cut offs? Thank you.