University of Cambridge

Cambridge, England 🇬🇧MB, BChir · 6 years

Takes international

Admissions websiteVerified Oct 22, 2026

At a glance

Application

UCAS

Entry

School-leaver & graduate

Class size

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Applicants

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Interviewed

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Admitted

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Program length

6 years

Deadline

Oct 15, 2026

Who can apply

Home (UK/IE)

International (overseas fee status)

22 seats

Requirements

Degree

The standard A100 MB/BChir course (6 years) is open to school-leavers and graduates, Home and overseas fee status. The A101 Graduate Course in Medicine is an accelerated route for applicants who already hold a degree in any subject, entering clinical studies after Year 2.

Prerequisites

A-level Chemistry (or equivalent)
At least one of Biology, Physics or Mathematics

GPA

N/A

MCAT

No MCATNo MCAT-acceptance statement found; UCAT is used for all applicant groups.

Casper

Not published by the school

Also required

UCAT · interview (college-based) · work experience strongly recommended, scored via reflections for applicants meeting academic and UCAT requirements

How selection works

Applicants are assessed through a mixture of academic record, UCAT and interviews. UCAT (overall cognitive subtest score, excluding the Situational Judgement Test for 2027 entry) helps select candidates for interview; there is no minimum UCAT threshold. A101 Graduate Course applicants need a degree in any subject, with academic requirements scaling by degree classification.

Interview

Format

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Delivery

Not published

When

Not published

Dates, deadlines & fees

Oct 15, 2026
UCAS equal-consideration deadline for Oxford/Cambridge and medicine

Tuition (2027 entry)

Domestic: £10,050 per year (2027 entry) · International: £70,554 per year (Medicine and Veterinary Science, 2027 entry) plus a College fee of £12,500-£15,950 depending on College

Special programs & mission

Graduate Course in Medicine (A101)

Sources

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