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University of Southampton

FormatSelection Day (interview and group task)
Online or in personIn person
Latest guidance2027 entry
WhenJanuary–end of February 2027

Interviews and offers in recent years

EntryInterviewedOffers
2024 entryapprox.834574
2023 entryapprox.807394
2022 entryapprox.846427

Offers from the waiting list: not published by this university.

What these figures cover: BM5, from a Freedom of Information response; Southampton gave approximate (“c.”) figures.

Figures are as published by the university or released under Freedom of Information. Definitions differ between schools, so compare with care. A dash means the figure was not published.

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Key dates

  • Selection Days run from January to the end of February.
  • Specific 2027 dates are published in the autumn.
  • Home applicants are invited 2–3 weeks before their Selection Day.
  • International applicants are invited 5–6 weeks before.
  • Dates cannot be changed.
  • You may get shorter notice if a place opens through a cancellation.
  • The University aims to tell you the outcome by the end of March.

How the interview works

  • Selection is through a Selection Day.
  • The Selection Day includes an interview and a group task.
  • The interview draws on your UCAS personal statement.
  • You must attend your interview in person.

What they assess

  • Self-motivation and resilience
  • Reflection on your life experiences
  • Effective communication
  • Successful interaction with others
  • Understanding of the values of the NHS Constitution

How it's scored and how offers are made

  • Offers are based on your Selection Day performance.
  • If Selection Day scores are tied, UCAT may be used to decide.

Official sources

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