University of Leeds Medicine UCAT Treshold

What was this years average UCAT treshold for University of Leeds?
Can someone who got an interview or an offer tell me what they got in their ucat? thanks

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nxxyz

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Original post by nez9o

What was this years average UCAT treshold for University of Leeds?
Can someone who got an interview or an offer tell me what they got in their ucat? thanks

I received a med offer from them this year, I had around 2700 in my UCAT and Band 2 in SJT.
I think anything above 2500 should be fine as long as u meet the other requirements too.
Good luck!!

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MedMama

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Original post by nxxyz

I received a med offer from them this year, I had around 2700 in my UCAT and Band 2 in SJT.
I think anything above 2500 should be fine as long as u meet the other requirements too.
Good luck!!

that’s interesting
not sure that you could extrapolate that 200 fewer points would be enough for interview, though!

even the most recent post A level result, last minute, offers have been more in the ball park of 2750, though expect lower for contextual/ access applicants

we won’t get definitive information, but if someone wanted to trawl the
‘which medicine school should I apply to’ for this year and search for who got Leeds interviews, that would give an idea as might the A100 thread for UoL

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GANFYD

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Original post by nez9o

What was this years average UCAT treshold for University of Leeds?
Can someone who got an interview or an offer tell me what they got in their ucat? thanks

Leeds primarily use GCSEs for shortlisting, scoring 8 GCSEs for 24 points and then UCAY is worth 5, with each quintile of their scores being worth a point. So UCAT will depend on GCSEs, but pretty well full marks for GCSEs and 2nd quintile (of their applicants) has been needed, unless contextual

Reply 4

nez9o

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Original post by nxxyz

I received a med offer from them this year, I had around 2700 in my UCAT and Band 2 in SJT.
I think anything above 2500 should be fine as long as u meet the other requirements too.
Good luck!!

Thanks a lot Ive also heard someone got an interview with 2600, hope thats still the case for 2025 applications. Also ive asked many people but will ask again, what is your tip for VR, DM and AR?

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nez9o

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Original post by GANFYD

Leeds primarily use GCSEs for shortlisting, scoring 8 GCSEs for 24 points and then UCAY is worth 5, with each quintile of their scores being worth a point. So UCAT will depend on GCSEs, but pretty well full marks for GCSEs and 2nd quintile (of their applicants) has been needed, unless contextual

thank you

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Jam202

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HiMy son got 2620 B1 on his UCAT. He also got straight nines for GCSE and has a prediction of three A*.
Would it be too risky to apply to Leeds or if it’s ok

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nez9o

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Original post by Jam202

HiMy son got 2620 B1 on his UCAT. He also got straight nines for GCSE and has a prediction of three A*.
Would it be too risky to apply to Leeds or if it’s ok

Hello, congratulations on your sons ucat score and GCSEs, Leeds entry requirements is 3 As, they don’t rate A* being higher than A so I think GCSEs and Ucat are importing for shortlisting. I spoke to someone that got an interview with 2600 on Ucat, I think your son would be able to get an interview but I can’t speak for certain as UCAT averages change each year, hope that helps

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Jam202

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Original post by nez9o

Hello, congratulations on your sons ucat score and GCSEs, Leeds entry requirements is 3 As, they don’t rate A* being higher than A so I think GCSEs and Ucat are importing for shortlisting. I spoke to someone that got an interview with 2600 on Ucat, I think your son would be able to get an interview but I can’t speak for certain as UCAT averages change each year, hope that helps

Thank you

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JOFkid

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Original post by GANFYD

Leeds primarily use GCSEs for shortlisting, scoring 8 GCSEs for 24 points and then UCAY is worth 5, with each quintile of their scores being worth a point. So UCAT will depend on GCSEs, but pretty well full marks for GCSEs and 2nd quintile (of their applicants) has been needed, unless contextual