In terms of raw marks, they change widely each year. MAT scores are considered contextually so if you go to a particularly high-performing school then you may need to do better than someone with significant widening participation flags. STEP is graded as one of S,1,2,3,U (S being the best and U being the worst) and there are two papers. The standard offer is a 1 in both papers though there is some leniency for missed offers and they may also set higher requirements for certain students, e.g. post-qual applicants.
In terms of raw marks, they change widely each year. MAT scores are considered contextually so if you go to a particularly high-performing school then you may need to do better than someone with significant widening participation flags. STEP is graded as one of S,1,2,3,U (S being the best and U being the worst) and there are two papers. The standard offer is a 1 in both papers though there is some leniency for missed offers and they may also set higher requirements for certain students, e.g. post-qual applicants.