Swansea University Medical School offers a Graduate Entry MBBCh in Medicine, which is a 4-year degree program. The main focus of this program is on Medicine and Health Sciences. For international students, the tuition fees are £43,850. To be eligible for admission, students must meet the English language requirements, which include taking the IELTS or PTE exams. Additionally, students need to have a graduation cutoff score of 50%.

Swansea University Medical School offers the MBBCH in Medicine (Graduate Entry) program.

This is a bachelor's degree program that lasts for 4 years.

You can download the brochure to find more details about this course.

12th Grade

There is no specific cutoff mentioned for 12th grade. Students should convert their percentage to GPA to check their eligibility for over 2000 universities.

Graduation

Students should have a minimum of 70% in 12th grade across all boards. For IB, a score of 32 is needed, and for A levels, grades ABB to BBC are acceptable. To apply for Graduate Entry Medicine, candidates must have at least a grade C in GCSE Mathematics and English/Welsh. Applicants should have one of the following: a 2:1 undergraduate degree, a merit in an integrated master’s degree, or a 2:2 undergraduate degree with a pass in a postgraduate degree. Results of degrees must be confirmed by July 31 in the year of enrollment; otherwise, conditional offers will be withdrawn.

IELTS

Marks: 7.0

Students must score at least 7.0 in speaking and no less than 6.5 in listening, reading, and writing.

PTE

Marks: 67.0

Students must score 67 overall, with at least 67 in speaking and 62 in writing, reading, and listening.