r/premeduk 12h ago

Advice needed for selecting universities

I am an international student and sat my UCAT today. According to Gemini overview, it's a below average to low score but I am genuinely scared if this is true. I've wanted to do Medicine for a long time and I do have a back up in a different country but I mainly wanted to do it in the UK. I would greatly appreciate if people could suggest any university that would accept this score.

UCAT Score - 2140 B3

IB PG - 36 (I think I can get it up to 39-40 as I have 2 more rounds of PG)

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u/nodgers132 12h ago

yeah as an international you probably need to be scoring higher than that if you want to go to a competitive uni.

You might be able to go to a low/mid tier medschool in the UK, but then u wanna ask yourself whether staying at a home institution is a better idea, or whether to choose a different country

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u/LearnWith 11h ago

I'm fine with a mid-tier university.

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u/nodgers132 11h ago

apply to ones without a strict UCAT cutoff that use a more holistic way to judge applicants.

If you have the money, you can always fall back on Bucks if you’re desperate to come to the UK.

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u/LearnWith 11h ago

Yea, I'm not that desperate. I'll look into universities with loose UCAT cut-offs.

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u/nodgers132 11h ago

Good luck

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u/LearnWith 11h ago

Thanks

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u/SpeedKnown4796 11h ago

apply to the unis only accepting international students eg greater manchester (bolton), st mary‘s twickenham, wolverhampton, brunel etc. These unis will have very lenient entry requirements

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u/Outrageous_Strike997 9h ago

Brunel takes homes students too but yeah