Know where you stand before you pick your four.
MedOffr reads your UCAT, predicted grades and GCSEs against the published thresholds of every UK medical school with standard-entry (A100) Medicine, and the data they released under Freedom of Information — then marks your personal statement against the criteria medical schools publish.
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What every verdict is read against
Updated 2 October 2026
- medical schoolsevery A100 school, plus Buckingham
- 44
- Data pages
- 44 of 44
- one per school, with its FOI data where released
- source documents: FOI responses and policies
- 102
- schools with a confirmed UCAT line2026 cut-offs and 2027 minimums, on the UCAT scale:
- 16 of 42
The lines, lowest first: St Andrews 1,640, the lowest score invited for 2026 entry; Keele 1,700, the minimum published for 2027 entry; Aberdeen 1,720, the lowest score invited for 2026 entry; Edinburgh 1,850, the minimum published for 2027 entry; City St George's, University of London 1,880, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Leeds 1,900, the lowest score invited for 2026 entry; Lancaster 1,920, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Liverpool 1,960, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Glasgow 1,990, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Brighton and Sussex (BSMS) 1,990, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Anglia Ruskin 2,010, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Manchester 2,060, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Sheffield 2,120, where the line fell for 2026 entry; UCL 2,190, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Bristol 2,240, where the line fell for 2026 entry; Imperial 2,320, where the line fell for 2026 entry.
UCAS Medicine deadline
6pm UK time, 15 October 2026.
6pm UK time, Thursday 15 October 2026
What it does
Three things, done on the universities’ own numbers.
A verdict with the reason attached
All 44 schools
Enter your UCAT subtests, SJT band, A-levels and GCSEs. Every school returns your chance of an interview, competitive, possible, unlikely or impossible, with the line, subject requirement or SJT band behind it. Offers are decided at interview, so no verdict is about an offer.
Open the finderThe data, not a summary of it
44 data pages
Oxford's UCAT by college, Cambridge's offer holders by school type, King's interview scores against outcomes, and the FOI batches behind them. Rendered as tables, never a download, with a caution box on every page.
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6 criteria, two scores, academic exploration out of 5
Paste your three UCAS answers. Each criterion gets a band, a score and the reason for it, weighted for most medical schools and for Oxford and Cambridge, with academic exploration out of 5, which matters most for Oxford and Cambridge. Up to 12 lines to fix and 8 to keep are marked in place, and you get concrete next steps. Nothing is rewritten for you.
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How a verdict is reached.
Every school is labelled UCAT-heavy or holistic. UCAT-heavy schools rank on the test once academic minimums are met, so a confirmed line is the whole story. Holistic schools score GCSEs, predictions or a points system alongside it, so your grades are read against what their offer holders actually had.
Of the 42 schools that use the UCAT (Hertfordshire and St Mary's, Twickenham international only), 16 have a confirmed line: where the 2026 ranking stopped, or a minimum published for 2027. A past line can move for the next cycle, so only a published minimum is treated as a rule. Oxford, Cambridge, Southampton and Newcastle publish no line but enough statistics for a working range. The other 22 publish no figure at all, so your score is read against whatever they did release: interviewee ranges, averages, or what a decile is worth in their points scheme.
Out of 2,700. Nothing you type here is saved or sent.
- Manchester · CompetitiveClears about 2,110, where we expect this cycle's line: the 2,060 cutoff for 2026 entry, moved up with the final 2026 deciles.
- Imperial · Unlikely170 below the 2,320 cutoff for 2026 entry.
- Edinburgh · CompetitiveAt or above the 2,100 competitive figure.
- Cambridge · Unlikely2,150 is under 2,200, where on our rough baseline only 9 or more grade 9s make an interview possible at Cambridge. Nobody knows which profiles it will interview, so this is a guide, not a promise.
For an interview, across all 42 that use the UCAT: 21 competitive, 1 possible, 5 unlikely or ruled out, 15 with no published figure.
Includes 2 international only, which a UK applicant cannot apply to this cycle: Hertfordshire (no published figure) and St Mary's, Twickenham (no published figure).
Add your grades and GCSEs in the finderThe UCAT alone, by the finder’s own rules. Grades, GCSEs and contextual indicators can change every verdict.
In the finder
And then the useful part.
Suggested four
A starting point, not advice. UCAS allows four Medicine choices, so it picks three where your numbers clear the line and one to aim high. Oxford never sits with Cambridge (a UCAS rule) and Imperial never with UCL (our own rule, and the finder says why). Copy it to your shortlist, then change it.
What if?
Move your UCAT up, add a grade 9, and watch exactly which schools flip.
Score panels
Leicester out of 96, Cardiff out of 27, Queen's out of 45, Keele's 25. Enter your grades and read your own score against the line.
Contextual, matched properly
Tick your indicators and each school is read against its own published criteria, not a blanket rule. Indicative only: each university checks eligibility against its own records, and its answer is the one that counts.
SJT strategy
23 schools reject a Band 4, Manchester rejects a Band 3, and Aston takes any band without penalty. Shortlist around it.
A profile you keep
Save your grades and shortlist, see them on your dashboard, and share a read-only link with a parent or teacher.
UCAT cut-offs
The lines, as they actually fell.
All 17 figures from 16 schoolsThe 8 highest of the 14 lines for 2026 entry, on the current scale out of 2,700. A cut-off is set after applications close, so these are where a ranking stopped — never a promise about next year. The minimums published for 2027 entry are on the cut-offs page.
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The finder, all 44 data pages, the UCAT bands, shortlists and sharing are free and always will be. Statement reviews use credits: one free when you sign up, then packs from £4.99 for 3. Each pack is a one-off payment, so nothing renews.
The limits
What this will not tell you.
That you will get in.
A verdict is a reading of past data against a threshold that moves every year. Competitive means the numbers are on your side, not that a place is.
Which school is easier.
College-level numbers rest on a handful of people, and Oxford and Cambridge move applicants between colleges. The pages say so wherever it matters.
What to write.
The reviewer marks your statement and shows you why a sentence is weak. It never drafts a replacement; that has to be you.
Last updated 2 October 2026. Each school's figures were last checked between 17 September 2026 and 2 October 2026; its own page gives the date. Always check each course page and the current admissions statement before you apply; where they disagree with anything here, they win. Found an error? Report it: confirmed errors are fixed within 48 hours and logged on the corrections page.