UCAS offer mistake?

Applied to medicine at Nottingham for deferred offer (starting sept 25) and got a conditional offer of AAA, 8am this morning got congratulations on UCAS saying I’ve got in, and then a congratulation email from Nottingham too, but when I opened my results I got AAB. Is there any chance UCAS has made a mistake? Or have I just been accepted with AAB

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Original post by medfuture

Applied to medicine at Nottingham for deferred offer (starting sept 25) and got a conditional offer of AAA, 8am this morning got congratulations on UCAS saying I’ve got in, and then a congratulation email from Nottingham too, but when I opened my results I got AAB. Is there any chance UCAS has made a mistake? Or have I just been accepted with AAB

Hey!

While I don't represent Nottingham I may be able to give you some assistance.

If you have close grades to the requirements some Universities may be able to make exceptions around your grades and still let you into the course. Of course there still may be a mistake but if the University has accepted you it is better not to stress and to go with what you wish! Also congrats on the great results!

-- Brandon - University of Kent Student Rep

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Original post by medfuture

Applied to medicine at Nottingham for deferred offer (starting sept 25) and got a conditional offer of AAA, 8am this morning got congratulations on UCAS saying I’ve got in, and then a congratulation email from Nottingham too, but when I opened my results I got AAB. Is there any chance UCAS has made a mistake? Or have I just been accepted with AAB

If it's on UCAS and you received an email, than huge congratulations!!!

It's possible to accept you in this scenario and has happened in the past. You can call them up to confirm as well

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