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Applicants who meet the academic threshold are ranked based on their UCAT scores. UCAT cut-off scores are calculated each year, as a result of ranked candidate UCAT scores versus number of expected interview sessions. As a result, the absolute UCAT cut-off changes each year.
All candidates will be required to score a minimum threshold in each subsection: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning and Situational Judgement, as well as achieve or exceed the set total sum of subsection scores. UCAT ANZ results will be considered.
All candidates who attend the test are declaring that they are fit to sit the test. If circumstances occur which might affect performance, candidates are encouraged to refer to the UCAT Fitness to Test Policy. If accepted, Pearson Vue who administrate UCAT may give you the opportunity to retake the test. Minor test issues will be communicated to the Medical School. We were not able to consider special circumstances for anyone who did not communicate them to Pearson Vue.
For those students identified as Widening Participation, have declared carer status, or involved in Imperial Outreach programme, an adjustment will be applied to the set total sum of subsection scores. The adjustment reflected the overall difference in performance between flagged and non.
The UCAT score will be used to help rank candidates to invite for interview. We anticipate inviting the top third [approximately] ranked candidates to interview.
As this is our first year using UCAT, we are not able to provide a minimum threshold score for 2025 entry.
In line with past BMAT thresholds, our final cut offs vary every year depending on the cohort’s set of results. Contextual, non-contextual and Overseas variance in the thresholds may also apply.