Calculators and admissions statistics built from 96,779 past applicants' test scores and outcomes, released by the universities themselves. Pick a course to work out your own chances.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Once shortlisted, the interview decides: candidates averaging 70 or more got an offer 94% of the time (2022 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
The test does most of the sorting before interview: 87% of offers went to the top quarter of TSA scores (2019 to 2023 entry), and the interview decides the rest.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Interview marks track offers closely: candidates averaging 4 or more out of 5 got an offer 96% of the time, and those below 3 only 3 of 120 (2017, 2018 and 2020 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
One course, three combinations: pooled over 2019 to 2026 entry, Philosophy and Linguistics had the highest offer rate, 25.4% (62 of 244).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
About 1 in 5 applicants got an offer for 2025 entry (36 of 167), and the two interview marks decide most of them.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Close to half of applicants are interviewed (47.7% for 2025 entry), and about 3 in 10 interviewees get an offer.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
The MAT did most of the sorting before interview: for 2020 to 2023 entry, 78% to 85% of offers went to the top quarter of that year's marks.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
In every year with linked data (2018 to 2023 entry), 88% to 98% of offers went to the top quarter of MAT marks.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Below 60 on the MAT, nobody got an offer for 2025 entry (0 of 357), while 26 of the 31 scoring 90 or more did.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
14.1% of applicants got an offer for 2025 entry, against 10.5% for single-honours Mathematics.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Offer holders averaged 51.0 on the MAT for 2026 entry, against 65.3 for Computer Science on the same paper.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures
Once interviewed, the interview mark lines up closely with the outcome: 71 of 73 candidates marked 5 out of 5 by their first college got an offer (2025 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
The TMUA does most of the sorting: in every year from 2020 to 2025 entry, 74% to 85% of offers went to the top quarter of that year's scores.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
Home applicants did far better at the same score: at 7.0 to 7.9, 66.1% got an offer against 23.5% of international applicants (2024 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
No application scoring below 4.0 got an offer for 2025 entry (0 of 1,169).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
Home applications outside the widening-participation group got offers 200 times out of 207 at 6.0 and above, and never below 5.5 (2025 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
Home applications outside the widening-participation group: none below 5.5 got an offer (0 of 136), against 40 of 48 at 6.5 and above (2025 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
Home applications got offers 25.4% of the time against 10.7% for Overseas applications (2025 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
UK applicants were more than twice as likely to get an offer: 27.3% against 11.6% for international applicants (2022 entry).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
When the TMUA was optional (2023 entry), applicants who sent a score got offers 38.3% of the time against 6.3% for those who did not.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
In LSE's file of UK A-level applicants, all 41 who sent a TMUA score of 6.0 or more got an offer (2023 and 2024 entry). Sending a score was optional, as it still is, and few did.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
For 2023 entry, the applicants who chose to send a TMUA score got offers 54.8% of the time against 8.2% for those who did not. The test was optional, as it still is.
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
About 1 in 6 applicants got an offer for 2025 entry (17.5%).
2024 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
Applicants from outside the UK had more than three and a half times the UK offer rate: 27.4% against 7.6% for 2023 entry (KCL's published figures).
2025 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released
UCL set a minimum LNAT of 23 for 2021 entry, and none of the 2,494 listed applicants below it got an offer.
2026 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released. Statistics only, no calculator
BSc applications fell from 4,081 for 2024 entry to 1,962 for 2026, the first year of TARA, while offers rose from 298 to 428.
2026 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released. Statistics only, no calculator
2026 was the first year UCL made offers for this MEng: 109 from 474 applications.
2026 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released. Statistics only, no calculator
635 of the 803 offers for 2026 entry were for the MEng; the BEng offer rate fell to 4.6%.
2026 entry, from the university's own figures. Interview counts not released. Statistics only, no calculator
The offer rate has run between 25.8% and 40.2% since the first intake in 2023.
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96,779past applicants modelled
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Each card above shows how many applications a course received, the share interviewed where the university releases that figure, and its offer rate, all for the latest year we hold.
Open a course to see its calculator and a full page of admissions statistics: offer rates over time, UK and international applicants, grades and, for Oxford, the interview.
On the course page, start with your admissions test score, or the score you are aiming for, and where you are applying from. Your grades, school and, for Oxford, your interview are optional, and each one adjusts the estimate.
You get an estimated chance of an offer with a likely range, the step-by-step working behind it, and what would change it most.
Every calculator is fitted on past applicants' test scores and outcomes, published by the universities or released in reply to Freedom of Information requests. A score is compared with the applicants who sat the test in the same year.
Where a course has fewer years of data, or older data, its page says so and shows a wider range. Each estimate describes what happened to past applicants with a profile like yours, so use it for planning, with no guarantee of any outcome.
The latest year's offer rates side by side, from each university's own figures. Interview counts appear where the university releases them.
| Course | Test | Applied | Interviewed | Offers | Offer rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UCL Robotics and Artificial Intelligence | TARA | 512 applications | Not released | 204 | 39.8% |
| UCL Computer Science | TARA | 2,558 applications | Not released | 599 | 23.4% |
| UCL Computer Science and Mathematics | TARA | 474 applications | Not released | 109 | 23.0% |
| KCL Law | LNAT | 3,925 | Not released | 868 | 22.1% |
| Oxford Human Sciences | TARA | 167 | 104 (62%) | 36 | 21.6% |
| Imperial Mathematics | TMUA | 3,900 applications | Not released | 718 | 18.4% |
| LSE Mathematics with Data Science | TMUA | 634 | Not released | 111 | 17.5% |
| LSE Law | LNAT | 3,102 | Not released | 504 | 16.2% |
| Oxford Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics | TARA | 282 | 100 (35%) | 45 | 16.0% |
| LSE Mathematics with Economics | TMUA | 508 | Not released | 78 | 15.4% |
| Imperial Computing | TMUA | 3,206 applications | Not released | 476 | 14.8% |
| UCL Law | LNAT | 3,948 | Not released | 578 | 14.6% |
| Oxford Philosophy, Politics and Economics | TARA | 1,895 | 692 (37%) | 274 | 14.5% |
| LSE Economics | TMUA | 2,885 | Not released | 412 | 14.3% |
| Imperial Economics, Finance and Data Science | TMUA | 2,183 applications | Not released | 309 | 14.2% |
| Oxford Mathematics and Philosophy | TMUA | 170 | 52 (31%) | 24 | 14.1% |
| Oxford Computer Science and Philosophy | TMUA | 131 | 38 (29%) | 18 | 13.7% |
| Oxford Experimental Psychology | TARA | 490 | 151 (31%) | 67 | 13.7% |
| UCL Mechanical Engineering | TARA | 5,882 applications | Not released | 803 | 13.7% |
| Oxford History and Economics | TARA | 132 | 63 (48%) | 18 | 13.6% |
| Imperial Joint Mathematics and Computing | TMUA | 1,040 applications | Not released | 137 | 13.2% |
| Oxford Law (Jurisprudence) | LNAT | 1,818 | 575 (32%) | 239 | 13.1% |
| Oxford Mathematics and Computer Science | TMUA | 611 | 172 (28%) | 80 | 13.1% |
| Cambridge Economics | TMUA | 1,647 | Not released | 195 | 11.8% |
| Oxford Mathematics | TMUA | 1,931 | 634 (33%) | 202 | 10.5% |
| LSE Mathematics and Economics | TMUA | 896 | Not released | 89 | 9.9% |
| Oxford Computer Science | TMUA | 710 | 187 (26%) | 68 | 9.6% |
| Cambridge Computer Science | TMUA | 1,739 | Not released | 163 | 9.4% |
| Oxford Economics and Management | TARA | 1,543 | 280 (18%) | 92 | 6.0% |
GhostPrep is independent of the universities. Figures describe past applicants and are an estimate for planning, with no guarantee of any outcome.
