Admissions statistics

Statistics for admission to the A100 Medicine MBChB course at Leicester Medical School.

• 'Graduate applicants' are those who have completed a degree or are in their final year of their degree
• 'Non-graduate applicants' are those who have not completed a degree or are not in the final year of a degree

September 2018 entry - number of offers

September 2018 entry - scoring

September 2017 entry - number of offers

September 2017 entry - scoring

September 2016 entry - number of offers

September 2016 entry - scoring

September 2015 entry - number of offers

September 2015 entry - scoring

September 2014 entry - number of offers

September 2014 entry - scoring

The split between graduate and non-graduate is as accurate as possible within reasonable time constraints for providing the information. The data is dependent on the information provided by the applicant. Applicants who apply while still completing their degree do not necessarily declare it as part of their qualifications as they have not yet completed it. In some cases, the fact that an applicant is a graduate is only mentioned at all in the reference, and the system does not report against information provided in a free text field that is not part of the scoring system. 

Please note: graduate applicants were ranked separately from non-graduate applicants for invitation to interview purposes because of differences in the scoring system. However all applicants were ranked together when looking at interview scores.

* The score listed is the lowest score required to get an interview. Some of those achieving this score may have been in a borderline group who had their application assessed in a tie-breaker situation, therefore not all applicants achieving this score will have been invited to interview. Please note: our scoring system can change every year, and as such, this score should in no way be deemed to be a minimum required every year to receive an invite to interview.

** The score listed is the lowest score required to get an offer. Some of those achieving this score may have been in a borderline group who had a breakdown of their interview performance assessed as well as referring back to their application in a tie-breaker situation, therefore not all applicants achieving this score will have been given an offer. Please note: our scoring system can change every year, and as such, this score should in no way be deemed to be a minimum required every year to receive an offer.

A few applicants with a lower interview score may receive a late offer if places became available during the cycle. Late offers are only made to applicants who have not accepted offers at another institution. These offers are given in order of interview score and assessment of all aspects of the application, including the personal statement.