FY2 Standalone Appeals?

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I have ranked 368 in the FY2 interview, but I'm sure I have performed well in the interview. Is there anyway to appeal against the scores? There is absolutely no way I scored so poorly (because I've discussed with candidates post their interviews and I performed much better on different exam dates but they ranked way higher).
Also is there any chance I would get in this year?

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RadleyS

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Original post by Ni_18_

I have ranked 368 in the FY2 interview, but I'm sure I have performed well in the interview. Is there anyway to appeal against the scores? There is absolutely no way I scored so poorly (because I've discussed with candidates post their interviews and I performed much better on different exam dates but they ranked way higher).
Also is there any chance I would get in this year?

I felt the same way. Feel so helpless now

Reply 2

Ni_18_

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I'm assuming you gave interview on day 2 as well?🥲
Anyway, I had written to ukfp and they said an appeal isn't possible. Just keep applying on trac 🫂

Reply 3

RadleyS

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Original post by Ni_18_

I'm assuming you gave interview on day 2 as well?🥲
Anyway, I had written to ukfp and they said an appeal isn't possible. Just keep applying on trac 🫂

Yes actually! On 24th. It was the weirdest. I don't believe it was handled fairly

Reply 4

RadleyS

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Original post by Ni_18_

I'm assuming you gave interview on day 2 as well?🥲
Anyway, I had written to ukfp and they said an appeal isn't possible. Just keep applying on trac 🫂

The irony is I went on to pass mrcp part 2 after that interview so I'm still wondering whether that interview was biased or something

Reply 5

Ni_18_

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Oh wow! That's amazing! Congratulations to you 🫶🏻
Yeah, I don't think the scoring was very sensible because there was a huge discrepancy between the scores of 2 panelists. One gave me 40 while the other gave me 27 :wink:

But it's beyond us to do anything now.
Good luck to you for your future endeavours. I'm sure there's more in store for us!

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