TMUA Score for Imperial Maths

So recently I received my TMUA score and I got a 5.5 which equates to around 6.7 to 7.0 in comparison to last years scores. I was just wondering if this would give me a decent chance for an offer, as it places me roughly in the top 30% percentile range.

Sorry to say but reason no one has answered is because no one knows. yes a 5.5 is decent for Imperial (wont disadvantage you) but if everyone applying to your course gets like 6+ and contextually are better they will get the offers but no one on TSR has that knowledge so no point in worrying. U got safely above average so nothing more u can do. Gl

thank you for ur reply, it's nice to know that i'm not completely in the mud 😀

Np. I understand it’s stressful but trust me you could be a lot worse rn. Most would probably say around a 6-7 is more likely for imperial but first year they using TMUA and also the issues with personvue like the leaked test etc no one knows the odds. It was said a 5.0 now is like an old 6-6.5 so if that conversion is true then a 5.5 is prob decent enough for alright odds. I got worst than that if it makes u feel better but my application was long gone before I sat it so tough . No one knows yet so we can just pray/hope.

will imperial ask for step as part of the offer

Unless you did not take TMUA for some reason, it’s unlikely

Nah apparently someone emailed and they stated if your tmua was boarderline, you will have a step offer. I cba to find it but it was somewhere reddit if you dont believe.

REALLY?!

Yh..... I wouldnt lie because I'm also applying to Imperial, with a "boarderline" prob under avg tmua so Im terrified of even if I do somehow get an offer, it would be STEP based. It kinda makes sense tho, if they think a candidate is decent with a bad tmua to give a STEP conditions. Again I could be wrong this is just what someone stated the email said but realistically we can just wait and see 😱

What's borderline

It’s literally on the website they said for ppl who’s TMUA is not good enough they’ll get step but it’s very rare even then only like 7% of offers

Yh..... I wouldnt lie because I'm also applying to Imperial, with a "boarderline" prob under avg tmua so Im terrified of even if I do somehow get an offer, it would be STEP based. It kinda makes sense tho, if they think a candidate is decent with a bad tmua to give a STEP conditions. Again I could be wrong this is just what someone stated the email said but realistically we can just wait and see 😱

Nah I think it wasnt there before, as when I checked when first applying for Oxbridge deadline it wasnt. Ig they added it after realising the grade boundary shift did more impact then they assumed?

I would guess prob sub avg, avg being 4.5 for the "Cambridge" sittings

I would guess prob sub avg, avg being 4.5 for the "Cambridge" sittings