Medicine/applying through clearing

Hey, I'am in year 13 and I applied to the Plymouth medicine course (A100) but I didn't get an offer for an interview. If I were able to exceed or meet the A level grade requirements (which I think is A*AA)on results day, will I be able to apply through clearing or would I needed to have gotten an interview first in order to apply through clearing? Would be very thankful if I could get an answer thanks!

on the contrary, the switch from BMAT to UCAT this year means it is quite possible so work and get those grades because, as you appreciate, medicine clearing would typically necessitate top A level grades and not equate to clearing in the more conventional sense of the term

the switch from BMAT to UCAT
Please explain how this will lead to more Med places in Clearing.

it makes forecasting more difficult this first year, and hence there could be some degree of numbers of conditional offers likely to be met being
less predictable for admissions teams
-certainly not saying clearing is inevitable, and several medical schools operate well-run wait lists, but it’s better to offer some hope at this stage rather than making someone feel there’s no prospect of an offer
( based on last year there were a few spaces, though the ones at the first school to make the move from BMAT to UCAT still required high grades and scores for non contextuals)
there were a few spaces at other UCAT schools last August, moreover
…that’s all
don’t overthink it!

Hey, I'am in year 13 and I applied to the Plymouth medicine course (A100) but I didn't get an offer for an interview. If I were able to exceed or meet the A level grade requirements (which I think is A*AA)on results day, will I be able to apply through clearing or would I needed to have gotten an interview first in order to apply through clearing? Would be very thankful if I could get an answer thanks!

To be eligible for either UCAS Extra or UCAS Clearing, you would need to have been rejected or withdrawn from all 5 choices. Have you received replies from your other choices?
Extra will open in February and Clearing in July once Extra closes. As mentioned above, it's unlikely for Medicine to be in either Extra or Clearing but it's certainly not impossible as evidenced by previous threads which is why it's always worth a shot:
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7497374
Application criteria are unlikely to change (in some cases they increase requirements) within the same application cycle, so it depends on why you were rejected. If it's down to not meeting entry requirements, then I don't recommend applying to the same medical school again for Extra/Clearing.

browsing that thread from last August reminded me how brilliant you were KA_P 🌟

To be eligible for either UCAS Extra or UCAS Clearing, you would need to have been rejected or withdrawn from all 5 choices. Have you received replies from your other choices?
Extra will open in February and Clearing in July once Extra closes. As mentioned above, it's unlikely for Medicine to be in either Extra or Clearing but it's certainly not impossible as evidenced by previous threads which is why it's always worth a shot:
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7497374
Application criteria are unlikely to change (in some cases they increase requirements) within the same application cycle, so it depends on why you were rejected. If it's down to not meeting entry requirements, then I don't recommend applying to the same medical school again for Extra/Clearing.

I have received offers from Bangor and Brunel for medical sciences and biomedical sciences respectively, but I haven't replied to them yet. If I were to accept these two offers, would I not be eligible for UCAS extra or clearing?