PastaDentist26
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Chances for Monash Med? Vic Non Rural Applicant - 99.95 and 3200 UCAT, okay interview
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Answering the three questions above.
I don't know how much ATAR boost you get for the MG/SEAS, let's assume it's +0.50 to 99.80
99.80 + 3400 is practically a shoo-in provided you don't get "deleted" by a terrible interview.
99.80 + 3260 I'd rate around 60% chance i.e. should be yes with a decent interview.
99.95 + 3200 is around 70% chance, an okay interview may be just borderline.
I don't know how much ATAR boost you get for the MG/SEAS, let's assume it's +0.50 to 99.80
99.80 + 3400 is practically a shoo-in provided you don't get "deleted" by a terrible interview.
99.80 + 3260 I'd rate around 60% chance i.e. should be yes with a decent interview.
99.95 + 3200 is around 70% chance, an okay interview may be just borderline.
Curious1234
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PastaDentist26
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Would 99.95 + 3200 be borderline for an ERC/Bonded place as well?
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A1 replies: Yes, borderline is for a place offer. Being borderline means it's more likely to be ERC/BMP than CSP.
(That is with a just okay interview as you said, if your interview is good to excellent you'd be quite higher than borderline)
What do you mean by special consideration? I’m not familiar with UTAS using this for med entry. Do you have any info about it?
It’s just about my difficult circumstances I experienced in year 12. I don’t know to what extent it plays a role in the application process
As far as I know, it plays none in the med admissions process.
garden.gnome
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UNSW interview offers were sent out on December 18, with interviews completed on December 23. Your ATAR and UCAT should have been sufficient to receive an interview offer?
My daughter didn’t receive interview offer from UNSW in December, she called and they replied that there might be a system glitch. Then they wouldn’t response after the long holiday break (8/1/25). Very frustrated as most of her friends who got lower ATAR and UCAT had done their interview in Dec.
That’s why we would like to find out her chance to UQ as we are from QLD.
That’s why we would like to find out her chance to UQ as we are from QLD.
Which Unis in Australia have so far sent out medicine offers?
Did she have an interview at UQ?
You can always have a look at the offers forum yourself.
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Yes she did, and she felt quite good
anna_clarissa
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Hey everyone,
I received a Round 1 unbonded offer for UNDS (7 years of study through the guaranteed entry program) and today received a bonded offer for UNSW (6 years of study). Should I accept UNSW and how much will the bonded placement impact me?
I received a Round 1 unbonded offer for UNDS (7 years of study through the guaranteed entry program) and today received a bonded offer for UNSW (6 years of study). Should I accept UNSW and how much will the bonded placement impact me?
richbabyh1tman
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its personal for you tbh depending on whether u think the return of service is worth it or not, personally I would go for UNSW because I wouldn't mind working rurally for a few years anyways
Choosing Between Universities and Offers
Hi everyone, I graduated from Year 12 last year and I decided to take a gap year this year to re-do my UMAT and do some volunteering. I have my heart set on medicine. However, I am unsure where I should put UWA (bonded and unbonded) and Curtin in my preferences in my uni application. These are...
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This is the place to ask, using the template so we can help you most effectively.
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Hey,
does anyone know if UNSW straight up rejects applicants in this offer round and/or if there’s a wait list students are made aware of?
I received an email saying I didn’t make the cut-off for this round but “there is still a possibility of receiving an offer in UAC’s subsequent rounds”. Not sure if this is just a formality or if there’s a difference between rejection and whatever this is.
does anyone know if UNSW straight up rejects applicants in this offer round and/or if there’s a wait list students are made aware of?
I received an email saying I didn’t make the cut-off for this round but “there is still a possibility of receiving an offer in UAC’s subsequent rounds”. Not sure if this is just a formality or if there’s a difference between rejection and whatever this is.
No it's more than a formality.
UNSW puts round 1 missing-outs back in the pool for round 2 offers. If it happens that round 2 cutoff is lower (which is usually the case), and your final ranking is higher, you get a round 2 offer.
If UNSW did send out rejections it'd be to those who were so far below round 1 cutoff that UNSW sees no chance meeting round 2 cutoff.
