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This lesson covers universities where a UCAT cognitive score of approximately 1800–2000 can be competitive. These universities are excellent strategic options for candidates whose UCAT score is below the median or who want to ensure at least one strong safety choice in their UCAS application.
| University | Typical Threshold Range | SJT Requirement | Interview Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cardiff University | ~1800–2050 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
| University of Aberdeen | ~1800–2000 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
| University of Dundee | ~1800–2000 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
| Queen's University Belfast | ~1850–2050 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
| University of Plymouth | ~1800–2000 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
| University of Exeter | ~1850–2050 | Band 4 rejected | MMI |
Important: "Accessible" does not mean "easy." These universities are highly competitive — they simply place less emphasis on UCAT as the primary filter and give greater weight to other parts of your application.
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