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Not all medical schools use UCAT scores in the same way. Understanding the different approaches is essential for making strategic choices about where to apply. A UCAT score that is competitive for one university might be below the threshold for another. This lesson breaks down the main methods universities use and gives specific examples.
Medical schools in the UCAT Consortium generally use UCAT scores in one of three main ways:
Some universities set a minimum UCAT score. If your score is below this threshold, your application will not be considered further, regardless of your grades, personal statement, or other achievements.
How it works:
Advantages for candidates: If you meet the threshold, your UCAT score is no longer a differentiating factor. Other parts of your application become more important.
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