You can see the full breakdown of the 2021 BMAT scores and a comparison to previous years in our guide.
Each BMAT uni may use your score differently when shortlisting candidates to invite to interview.
Brighton and Sussex Medical School won’t consider applicants who score below 3 in Section 1, below 6 in Section 2, and below 2.5C in Section 3.
Imperial has a cut-off score, but while it’s not been revealed what this is for 2022 entry, they say you can use last year’s as a guide. Home students had to get at least 10.9 across both sections, with a minimum score of 3.5 in each. For Section 3, the minimum was 2.5C. For international students, it was 13.3 with a minimum of 4.0 in each section, and 3C.
At Lancaster, applicants are ranked by score and those with the highest scores will be invited to interview.
UCL uses your BMAT score alongside the rest of your application when shortlisting candidates. They don’t review your BMAT score in isolation. This is also the case for University of Cambridge and University of Leeds. At the University of Oxford, colleges interview applicants blind of their BMAT score, which is instead used when deciding who to make offers to.
While many Med Schools have started sending their interview invites, there are still ~10 that are yet to do so. The most important thing you can do right now is prepare for your interview, and stay focussed with your A Levels.
In terms of how to prepare for Medical School interviews, make sure you:
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