Kings college law rejection

Just received my rejection from King's, because my 'admission test score was not competitive.'
I'm mostly just confused what this exactly this means given that I got a 30 in my Lnat and predicted all distinctions.
I don't mind a rejection, but the wording has worried me for my unis I'm still waiting on. Does anyone know what this wording means exactly?

hi! i also received one, and my lnat was 29. i’m predicted A*AA. i’m thinking of writing to them to ask for a further explanation because 😭😭

same here, i got 28 and same predicted. sucks tbh

Just received my rejection from King's, because my 'admission test score was not competitive.'
I'm mostly just confused what this exactly this means given that I got a 30 in my Lnat and predicted all distinctions.
I don't mind a rejection, but the wording has worried me for my unis I'm still waiting on. Does anyone know what this wording means exactly?

do you think it’s because kcl is so oversubscribed? or did everyone else just do amazingly well in the lnat 😭😭

maybe people did super well in the LNAT because they said that my test results weren't sufficient, even tho im predicted a*aa with mitigating circumstances

me too ( i saw on another thread that kcl are only accepting 30+ for home students which sucks. but there’s still hope for ucl and lse 🤞🏽🤞🏽 someone also said they think kcl is trying to match the prestige of ucl and kcl through their high admissions requirement…

apparently UCL are harder tho so it scares me, but lse are kinder. got offer from qmu tho...

hi! i also received one, and my lnat was 29. i’m predicted A*AA. i’m thinking of writing to them to ask for a further explanation because 😭😭

apparently UCL are harder tho so it scares me, but lse are kinder. got offer from qmu tho...

same...absolutely gutted cause it was literally my dream uni. This is also so unfair to us because they've accepted scores such as 14 and 18 in the past years and now suddenly they wanna go 30+?