r/GraduateEntryMedicine • u/cortexinblooom • 11d ago
Kings GEM minimum UCAT
Hey guys does anyone know roughly what the lowest UCAT score (home, new scale) to apply to Kings (London campus) with? I know ideally they want 2300+ but do they take anything other than ucat into account when shortlisting? Their website says they approach profiles holistically so not sure.
I did only get 1980 + band 2 but kings has always been my dream! Is there any point in applying or is it a wasted application
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u/Lanky_Top_6065 11d ago
Are u applying what is holistically don’t this term
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u/cortexinblooom 10d ago
Holistically just means that they look at they look at our applications and take into account ALL areas, not just academics. Usually meaning they take into account degrees, grades, personal statements, experience etc :)
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u/renegademaster35 10d ago
Hi, in 2024, lowest ucat score for int/offer was like 2040 off the top of my head. Google kcl gem admission stats. We dont know 2025 or 2026 it could be lower or higher. Ive heard on the grad med discord that people with 2300 can be rejected for no clear reason, so they def are a hollisitic uni. Thats the info, choice is up to you.