For entry into medicine 2025 intake

Hi everyone!! I'm looking into joining Plymouth for medicine next year as an international applicant (I live in the UK but I don't have a passport or ILR). I'm currently predicted an AAAB in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths, respectively.

My GCSE's are:-
Physics-8
Chemistry-7
Biology-7
Maths-7
English Lan-6
English Lit-6
Geography-7
Philosophy and Region-8
Computer Science - 6

I looked into Plymouth and I meet the entry requirements and I like the university a lot than other universities. I also got a score of 2630 + B3 in the UCAT. I am kinda nervous in applying to medicine basically, but I am looking for reassurance in this subject.

Appreciate your reply a lot!

Reply 1

TSR Hippocrates

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Reply 2

azure000

Hello! Plymouth's international student cut off last year was 2600, and they do not consider bands or GCSEs, so you're all good there.
Historically, the cut offs have been erratic, but I think they will fall slightly, and probably not rise beyond 2650. (Take that with a pinch of salt as I am an applicant like you, and no one can predict this)
It may be a little risky in case competition increases and the cut off rises, but you can always take the risk.

(edited 9 months ago)

Reply 3

Nadiaziz

Is btec level 2 diploma or certificate in teamwork and personal Development in the Community a good credential for medicine application on top of strong A levels and GCSEs ? I’m a youth leader cadet at St John’s looking to enrol into this diploma or certificate course. Any suggestions?