Admissions Statistics for Medicine & Dentistry
We have split our Admissions statistics by course and fee status as we rank Home and Overseas fee payers separately when shortlisting for interview, and when determining who to make an offer to. The cut off scores for our selection criteria can differ depending on which course you're applying to and your fee status.
Below you will find the Admissions statistics for the 2023, 2024 and 2025 UCAS cycles, split by Home (H) and Overseas (O):
| Year of Entry | Minimum UCAT threshold |
| 2025 | 2361 (within or above 4th decile) |
| 2024 | 2361 (within or above 4th decile) |
| 2023 | 2251 (within or above 3rd decile) |
The UCAT is changing. In 2025, Abstract Reasoning will be withdrawn from the test. The test will comprise 3 cognitive subtests (Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making and Quantitative Reasoning) alongside the Situational Judgement Test.
Please see the UCAT webpages for further information on how you can relate the new 'three subtest structure' back to performance in previous years.
The data below comprises 4 cognitive subtests:
|
Course |
Applications |
Interviews |
Offers | UCAT cut-off for interview | No. of places |
|
A100 'H' |
2023 - 2,017 2024 - 1,539 2025 - 1,613 |
2023 - 1,070 2024 - 1,057 2025 - 1,294 |
2023 - 613 2024 - 637 2025 - 948 |
2023 - 2720 2024 - 2620 2025 - 2670 |
308 308 311 |
|
A100 'O' |
2023 - 603 2024 - 504 2025 - 377 |
2023 - 137 2024 - 136 2025 - 159 |
2023 - 33 2024 - 57 2025 - 61 |
2023 - 2870 2024 - 2950 2025 - 2810 |
24 |
|
A200 'H' |
2023 - 835 2024 - 752 2025 - 619 |
2023 - 278 2024 - 274 2025 - 267 |
2023 - 152 2024 - 148 2025 182 |
2023 - 2760 2024 - 2780 2025 - 2790 |
67
|
|
A200 'O' |
2023 - 95 2024 - 99 2025 - 60 |
2023 - 29 2024 - 18 2025 - 22 |
2023 - 10 2024 - 11 2025 - 13 |
2023 - 2710 2024 - 2810 2025 - 2740 |
4 |
|
A101 |
2023 - 1036 2024 - 828 2025 - 580 |
2023 - 131 2024 - 133 2025 - 127 |
2023 - 48 2024 - 56 2025 - 55 |
2023 - 2940 2024 - 2820 2025 - 2790 |
39 |
It is not possible to predict what the UCAT thresholds will be in any individual year, nor to use data from previous years to predict subsequent years’ thresholds.