University College London

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University College London

Here, we’ll detail how University College London (UCL) Medical School selects candidates during the medical application process.

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Grade Requirements

So you have questions about the grades needed to get into UCL Medical School? You’re in the right place to find the answers!

  • What GCSE grades do UCL Medical School look for?

English Language and Maths GCSEs are required at grade 6 (B).

  • What IB score are UCL looking for in prospective medical applicants?
39 total points. A total of 19 points in three higher level subjects including Biology and Chemistry, each with minimum score 6. No score below 5.
  • Which A-Level subjects do UCL require?

Biology and Chemistry.

You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:

Summary Grade Requirements Table

Qualification Grade Requirements for UCL Medical School
Predicted A levels/Scottish Highers

A*AA at A level including Biology and Chemistry.
A1, A, A at Advanced Higher (or A1, A at Advanced Higher and AAA at Higher) including Chemistry and Biology at Advanced Higher.
GCSEs/Scottish Nationals

English Language and Maths GCSEs are required at grade 6 (B).
International Baccalaureate (IB)

39 total points. A total of 19 points in three higher level subjects including
Biology and Chemistry, each with minimum score 6. No score below 5.
Degree Requirements (Graduate Applicants)

Graduate applicants will need to be predicted or have achieved an upper
second-class Honours (2.1) degree from a recognised UK university -
science and non-science graduates are considered equally. Degrees
awarded by universities outside the UK are not accepted.

Application Requirements

So you have questions about the medical application requirements to get into UCL Medical School? You’re in the right place to find the answers!

  • What are UCL’s work experience requirements?

Any experience that involves working with other people, building relevant skills or gaining insight into healthcare professions is helpful for your application. Your reflections on what you learnt from your work experience will be assessed via your personal statement, and may also be assessed at interview. Refer to the work experience guidance provided by Medical Schools Council.

  • How does UCL use the Medical Personal Statement?

UCL will no longer be using personal statements as part of their selection procedure. We encourage applicants to use the opportunity of writing their personal statement to think reflectively about their skills and experiences, and how they have helped to prepare them for a career in medicine. This includes evidencing attributes, skills, behaviours and values needed to work within the healthcare service.

  • Does UCL require the UCAT or BMAT for medicine?

BMAT.

  • Which interview style does UCL use in its selection of medical students?

UCL’s interview process is currently under review. It is expected that UCL will use Multiple Mini Interviews for applicants in 2022-23.

You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:

Summary Application Requirements Table

Stage How it's used in selection
Work Experience
Any experience that involves working with other people, building relevant skills or gaining insight into healthcare professions is helpful for your application. Your reflections on what you learnt from your work experience will be assessed via your personal statement, and may also be assessed at interview. Please also refer to the work experience guidance provided by Medical Schools Council
Personal Statement
UCL will no longer be using personal statements as part of their selection procedure. We encourage applicants to use the opportunity of writing their personal statement to think reflectively about their skills and experiences, and how they have helped to prepare them for a career in medicine. This includes evidencing attributes, skills, behaviours and values needed to work within the healthcare service
Admissions Test
BMAT.
Interview Methods
UCL's interview process is currently under review. It is expected that UCL will use Multiple Mini Interviews for applicants in 2022-23.
Please note: The information listed above has been submitted from the medical school and is updated by them each application cycle.
To confirm this information, see details on the course’s entry requirements, and learn more about the course itself, take a look at their webpage.
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