Medicine at King's College London / University of Portsmouth
King's College London, Portsmouth Medicine admissions: 2027 entry
The short answer
For 2027 entry, King's College London, Portsmouth Medicine (A103) uses the UCAT.1 King's College London, Portsmouth has not published a UCAT cut-off in the sources we checked, so there is no line to aim for beyond its own rules below.1 Graduate entry: At least 2:1 in a biosciences degree containing Biology and Chemistry; Home fee status required.1 Contextual applicants: Degree attainment, personal statement, reference and UCAT are considered holistically in the context of educational background; no reduced grade/test adjustment established.1 Interview format: Remote interview; university page explicitly labels this arrangement 2026 entry, so 2027 format remains unconfirmed (2026 entry policy).1
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UCAT scores for King's College London, Portsmouth Medicine
Not published A UCAT cut-off is not published in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). That does not mean there is no rule: check the official page.1
How selection works
- How applicants are ranked
- UCAT required in application year; no fixed threshold; SJT not used for shortlisting. Source retains obsolete four-subtest wording.1
- Interview format (2026 entry policy)
- Remote interview; university page explicitly labels this arrangement 2026 entry, so 2027 format remains unconfirmed.1
- Check before relying on this
- The interview detail comes from an earlier cycle's page.
Entry requirements
Short summaries of the published rules. Subject exclusions, equivalent qualifications and resit rules are on the official page.
- GCSE
- Not published in the sources we checked.1
- A-levels, A103
- No specific A-level requirements; biosciences degree at 2:1 with Biology/Chemistry content required.1
- Degree, A103
- At least 2:1 in a biosciences degree containing Biology and Chemistry; Home fee status required.1
- Contextual offer, A103
- Degree attainment, personal statement, reference and UCAT are considered holistically in the context of educational background; no reduced grade/test adjustment established.1
Interviews and offers
Not published An interview-to-offer figure is not published in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). That does not mean there is no rule: check the official page.1
Courses and routes
| UCAS code | Course | Length | Who can apply | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A103 | Graduate Entry Medicine Programme (University of Portsmouth branch campus) MBBS | 4 Years | Home fee status only | [1] King's College London, checked 27 Sep 2026; [2] King's College London, checked 27 Sep 2026 |
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Questions people ask
What UCAT score do I need for King's College London, Portsmouth medicine?
King's College London, Portsmouth has not published a UCAT cut-off in the sources we checked, so there is no line to aim for beyond its own rules below.1 The UCAT cut-off calculator compares a score with every school that does publish a figure. How the score is used: UCAT required in application year; no fixed threshold; SJT not used for shortlisting. Source retains obsolete four-subtest wording.1
How are UCAT and academic results weighted?
UCAT required in application year; no fixed threshold; SJT not used for shortlisting. Source retains obsolete four-subtest wording.1 A-levels: No specific A-level requirements; biosciences degree at 2:1 with Biology/Chemistry content required.1
Can I apply with my SJT band or contextual eligibility?
No school-specific SJT band rule is recorded here; the SJT band checker lists every school's rule. Contextual: Degree attainment, personal statement, reference and UCAT are considered holistically in the context of educational background; no reduced grade/test adjustment established.1
What was the published interview-to-offer rate?
King's College London, Portsmouth has not published matching interview and offer counts in the sources we checked, so no rate is shown.1
Sources
Every figure on this page links to one of these. A checked date is the day we read the page, not the day it was published. Labels: Published, Past cycle, Calculated from published counts, Estimate, Not published.
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- 3General Medical CouncilChecked 27 Sep 2026.
Data checked 27 September 2026. Missing figures are shown as not published, never as zero or a guess.