Original post by xzxz.mn
I scored 6.5 in the TMUA (October) and was wondering if anyone knows what Imperial usually looks for in terms of TMUA scores for Maths applicants. Is this score considered competitive? I believe 6.5 is 7+ in old TMUA scaling
This should give you a rough idea of what people achieved. This is data taken from people who sat the TMUA in 2024.
A score between 4.5 and 6.5 is generally considered within the range for standard offers, while scores above 6.5 are considered strong.
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Original post by Zac2007
My son got a 6.7 but got a no from LSE 
Likely to be personal statement not tmua grade then
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