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Dear Freya,

 

Thank you for your Freedom of Information request of 24 November 2023. 

 

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OUR RESPONSE

 

I am requesting information regarding contextual applications to the
Medicine A100 course. I would like this information for 2021, 2022 and
2023 entry.

 

What were the average BMAT scores for Section 1, 2 and 3 from all
contextual applicants who applied for 2021/22/23 entry?

 

 1. 2021: Section 1= 4.25 Section 2= 4.32 Section 3= 2.97 A
 2. 2022: Section 1= 4.03 Section 2= 4.10 Section 3= 2.93 A
 3. 2023: Section 1= 4.11 Section 2= 4.21 Section 3= 2.95 A

 

What were the average BMAT scores for Section 1, 2 and 3 invited to
interview from contextual applicants for 2021/22/23 entry?

 

 1. 2021: Section 1= 5.14 Section 2= 5.21 Section 3= 3.23 A
 2. 2022: Section 1= 5.49 Section 2= 5.61 Section 3= 3.28 A
 3. 2023: Section 1= 5.5 Section 2= 5.38 Section 3= 3.13 A

 

What was the number of contextual applicants for 2021/22/23 entry and what
percentage/number of those applicants were offered an interview?

 

Number of contextual applicants:

 1. 2021= 328
 2. 2022= 867
 3. 2023= 769

 

Number of contextual applicants interviewed:

 1. 2021= 55
 2. 2022= 104
 3. 2023= 161

 

Of the contextual students who received interviews for 2021/22/23 entry,
what number got an offer?

 1. 2021= 37
 2. 2022= 69
 3. 2023= 89

 

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