Undergraduate Medicine Deadline

Don’t forget! The deadline to apply for Medicine course on UCAS is fast approaching. The final date you can send in applications for Medicine or Veterinary Medicine is on the 15th October 2025 18:00 UK time.

If after you've applied and you want to change your application from another medicine course to a University of Nottingham medicine course, you have 14 days after submitting your choices to update your UCAS. All changes must be made before 15 October 2025, or your application will be unsuccessful.

You can keep up to date with all the key UCAS dates and deadlines here : Dates and deadlines for uni applications | Undergraduate | UCAS

Below are a few resources we would recommend if you require further information or guidance with your application

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Medical Schools Council advice on applying to study Medicine

We look forward to receiving your applications! Good Luck!

Reply 1

deriya

Hi how do we know what score is safe for medicine interview at Nottingham

Reply 2

Uni of Notts

Official Rep

Original post

by deriya

Hi how do we know what score is safe for medicine interview at Nottingham

Hi - please have a look at what I had to say about this here. It's not something that is definitive until we have all the results in. We make our final decisions based on what everyone has achieved, rather than based on a set of arbitrary thresholds, which might be too high. We take an inclusive rather than an exclusive approach.

Reply 3

Uni of Notts

Official Rep

Breaking Myths Around Nottingham’s Entry Requirements - Repost - due to vital time in the application process

Hey future medics! 👩*⚕️👨*⚕️We’ve noticed some misinformation floating around about Nottingham Medicine admissions — specifically that you must get a Band 1 in the SJT section of the UCAT to have a chance of an interview.

This isn’t true. Admissions has confirmed that students with SJT Bands 1, 2, and 3 were offered interviews and places for 2025 entry. The whole selection process, including UCAT scoring, is explained on our website, on Open Day posters, and in Medicine talks at Open Days. It’s essential to check official sources rather than relying on hearsay — especially as UCAT preliminary results have just been published: UCAT results and stats. We want you to focus on what you can control — your application, personal statement, and interview preparation — without worrying about myths that aren’t true.

#UoN Official Rep Ann