For the 15 October UCAS deadline
Medicine & Dentistry. Reapplying, done properly.
Medical and dental schools read reapplications differently. This track is the October Ready plan, tuned for that audience: assessed mock evidence, predicted grades, and a reference written with an admissions reader in mind.
The plan
One year, not two.
- 01
August 2026
Results day. You decide to resit and reapply.
- 02
September – December 2026
Assessed mocks with us — two per subject, invigilated and marked.
- 03
By your UCAS deadline
Apply with predicted grades and a reference from a registered UCAS centre.
- 04
Spring 2027
Conditional offers from universities.
- 05
Summer 2027
Sit your actual A-Levels at a local exam centre as a private candidate.
- 06
September 2027
Start university.
Pricing
Two options. Nothing hidden.
Take a single subject, or the full package that gets your application into UCAS.
One subject — two papers
£325
Two papers covering the full subject content, invigilated and marked by a subject specialist, with a predicted grade and written rationale. Enough evidence for a sound prediction, and what most candidates take.
One subject — full specification
£475
Every paper in the specification, including the synoptic paper. The strongest evidence base — worth it for competitive courses, or where a school needs to adopt the grade as their own.
UCAS reference and submission
£150
Written and submitted by a registered UCAS centre.
Recommended
UCAS links your application to a single centre, and that centre must provide both your predicted grades and your reference. This package covers both.
Full Application Package
£1,125
Three subjects at two papers each, all marked, a predicted grade for each, and your UCAS reference. Includes a checklist for finding your own exam centre, and a reminder from us before entry deadlines close. (We are a UCAS centre, not an exam centre — you sit your exams elsewhere.)
Full Application Package — full specification
£1,575
Three subjects at every paper in the specification, all marked, a predicted grade for each, and your UCAS reference. The fullest evidence base we offer.
We only issue a reference for students we have assessed. A reference from a centre that has not seen your work is not worth having, and admissions readers know it.
Also included on this track
How medical schools treat A-Level resits
A short, honest briefing on which schools consider resits, which don't, and how to build your five choices around that — before you waste a UCAS slot.
A reference written for a medical school reader
Structured for the criteria admissions tutors actually score against, not a generic template. Grounded in the mocks you sat with us.
Request a place.
September invigilation is limited and we book on a first-come basis. Once September is full, the next available sittings are October to December — which works for the 13 January deadline but not for 15 October.
Still deciding? Read the Resit Roadmap first.