Liverpool is a large, well-established medical school with a five-year integrated MBChB. It's clear about selection: once you meet the academic bar, your UCAT alone decides who's invited to interview — your personal statement and reference aren't routinely scored at that stage.
Liverpool keeps interview selection simple: meet the academic and GCSE requirements, and then your UCAT alone decides whether you're invited — your personal statement and reference aren't routinely assessed at that point. As a current-scale guide, Home applicants have tended to need roughly the 4th–6th decile (around 1810–1920), with international applicants higher; the real line moves with the pool.
Because Liverpool selects for interview on the UCAT alone, the score is decisive — but its guide range isn't as stratospheric as the most UCAT-heavy schools, so a solid (not necessarily elite) score can be enough. Check your percentile against that 4th–6th decile guide.
Check your percentile →AAA including Chemistry together with Biology, Physics or Maths, plus a third academic subject.
At least nine GCSEs scored on a points system (a grade 8/9 scores most), with a minimum points total required.
Liverpool values reflective insight into medicine and care, explored at interview.
MMI. A multiple mini-interview; selection for it rests on the UCAT.
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Liverpool selects for interview on the UCAT alone (after academics and GCSEs). As a current-scale guide, Home applicants have tended to need roughly the 4th–6th decile, around 1810–1920, with the real line set by the year's pool.
Not routinely for interview selection — that's decided on the UCAT once you meet the academic and GCSE requirements. The statement and references come in later.
GCSEs are scored on a points system (higher grades score more) with a minimum total required, alongside the A-level and UCAT requirements.
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