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    This document provides admissions requirements for three UK medical schools: - St. George's University of London requires AAA at A2 level including biology and chemistry, AAAB at AS level including biology and chemistry, a minimum UKCAT score of 2550, and demonstration of medical experience at interview. - The University of Manchester requires GCSE grades of B or higher in English and maths, an IELTS score of 7.0 or higher, and AAA grades including chemistry plus biology or physics. Work experience in caring is required but not necessarily clinical. - The University of Birmingham is also listed but no specific admission requirements are provided.

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    This document provides admissions requirements for three UK medical schools: - St. George's University of London requires AAA at A2 level including biology and chemistry, AAAB at AS level including biology and chemistry, a minimum UKCAT score of 2550, and demonstration of medical experience at interview. - The University of Manchester requires GCSE grades of B or higher in English and maths, an IELTS score of 7.0 or higher, and AAA grades including chemistry plus biology or physics. Work experience in caring is required but not necessarily clinical. - The University of Birmingham is also listed but no specific admission requirements are provided.

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    University Requirements

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    Vishnuu Panickar
    This document provides admissions requirements for three UK medical schools: - St. George's University of London requires AAA at A2 level including biology and chemistry, AAAB at AS level including biology and chemistry, a minimum UKCAT score of 2550, and demonstration of medical experience at interview. - The University of Manchester requires GCSE grades of B or higher in English and maths, an IELTS score of 7.0 or higher, and AAA grades including chemistry plus biology or physics. Work experience in caring is required but not necessarily clinical. - The University of Birmingham is also listed but no specific admission requirements are provided.

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    1. St.

    Georges University of London

    Five years, full time (or six with Intercalated BSc)

    Apply through UCAS code A100, institution code S49

    UCAS deadline is 15 October

    UK, EU/EEA and non-EU citizens may apply

    AAA at A2 Level ( Bio and Chem )

    AAAB at AS Level ( including Bio and Chem )

    8A in SPM, minimum B in IGCSE English


    The minimum overall UKCAT score required for 2015 entry is 2550 with a
    minimum score of 500 in each of the 4 sections of the test. We will not be using
    the SJT section for 2015 entry
    At interview, you will be required to demonstrate that you have gained
    voluntary/work experience in a medical or health related field and demonstrate a
    broad awareness of the scope of medicine.

    2. University of Manchester

    English Language and Mathematics are required at GCSE minimum grade B.


    IELTS score of 7.0 ( no less than 7.0 in any section )
    We require grades (or predicted grades) of AAA in the following subjects:
    Chemistry, plus one from Biology or Human Biology; Physics; Mathematics or
    Further Mathematics, plus one further rigorous subject (not Critical Thinking,
    Citizenship or General Studies). A combination of three sciences will be

    regarded as equally acceptable at A2-level


    We require voluntary caring work experience that does not need to be in a
    clinical setting. Shadowing doctors in a hospital/GP setting is not essential or
    considered to be a substitute for voluntary caring work experience

    3. University of Birmingham

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