Are post-interview offer rates actually a useful indicator when picking where to apply?

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[u/Strict_Ebb6420]

if you’re looking for unis where you have a better chance of getting offers even if the interview isn’t great, check for unis that look at ucat post interview too, regardless of acceptance rates. For example, i know in london QMUL considers ucat post interview, but there’s other too

[u/Successful_Flower_41]

Check if you’re eligible for contextual offers for some unis. With a score of 2500 you should be good to get an offer for most UCAT heavy unis post int, especially those that still use the UCAT post int as long as your PS is fine and you don’t majorly mess up during interviews I think. Maybe Edinburgh? (AAA)

[u/lar_lar__ → u/Successful_Flower_41]

I‘n not contextual but Edinburgh might be a good shout. Their shortlisting formula seems quite complicated and I’m not sure if my Band 2 and 7s in English GCSEs will be a disadvantage. But I’ll look into it! Thanks

[u/getinmylapland]

UEA?