monash-medicine-ucat-cut-off-prediction-2027 Our 2027 Monash Medicine UCAT prediction is approximately 2400 for Victorian non-DRL applicants and 2100 for Dean's Rural List applicants. Review historical cut-offs, trends and key cautions. Monash Medicine UCAT cut-off 2027, Monash medicine interview, UCAT ANZ prediction, Dean's Rural List, DRL UCAT cut-off, Monash direct entry medicine UCAT and Medical Admissions

UCAT ANZ • Monash Medicine • 2027 Entry

Monash Medicine UCAT Cut-Off Prediction for 2027 Entry

Based on previous interview cut-offs and percentile trends, our working prediction is 2400 for Victorian non-DRL applicants and 2100 for Dean's Rural List applicants.

Important: These are independent estimates only. They are not official Monash University cut-offs and do not guarantee an interview.

Our 2027 prediction at a glance

Victorian non-DRL

2400

Predicted minimum range for a December interview

Dean's Rural List

2100

Predicted minimum range for a December interview

Why students watch the Monash cut-off closely

Monash direct-entry medicine is one of the most competitive undergraduate medical pathways in Australia. Each year, applicants try to estimate the UCAT ANZ score likely to secure a December interview.

Monash publishes previous interview data as a guide, but the next cut-off cannot be known in advance. The final threshold depends on the strength of the applicant cohort, the number of eligible applicants and the number of interview invitations available.

Previous Monash Medicine UCAT interview cut-offs

Intake year	DRL interview offers	DRL cut-off	Non-DRL interview offers	Non-DRL cut-off
2023	166	2620 (61st percentile)	193	2990 (90th percentile)
2024	163	2670 (64th percentile)	193	3020 (91st percentile)
2025	194	2730 (66th percentile)	193	3140 (93rd percentile)
2026	193	2050 (66th percentile)	192	2380 (94th percentile)
2027 prediction	Not yet known	Approximately 2100	Not yet known	Approximately 2400

Note: Raw UCAT totals from different scoring structures should not be compared without considering percentile rank.

Prediction for Victorian non-DRL applicants: 2400

The non-DRL pathway has remained extremely competitive. The historical percentile threshold increased from the 90th percentile for the 2023 intake to the 94th percentile for the 2026 intake.

On that basis, our working prediction for the 2027 intake is a UCAT total of approximately 2400. This estimate assumes that competition remains close to the recent mid-90th-percentile level.

Practical interpretation: A score around 2400 may place an applicant near the predicted cut-off, but a score above this level would provide a safer buffer. No score should be treated as a guaranteed interview.

Prediction for Dean's Rural List applicants: 2100

The DRL cut-off has historically been lower than the non-DRL cut-off because applicants are assessed within a separate rural applicant group. In recent published data, the DRL threshold has sat around the low-to-mid 60th percentile range.

Our 2027 prediction is therefore approximately 2100. This is slightly above the 2026 score of 2050 while remaining consistent with the recent percentile pattern.

Practical interpretation: A DRL score near 2100 may be competitive under this forecast, but applicants should aim above the predicted minimum wherever possible.

Why percentile rank matters more than raw-score trends

The sharp fall in the published raw cut-off between the 2025 and 2026 intakes does not mean that entry suddenly became easier. The percentile data shows the opposite for non-DRL applicants: the threshold moved from the 93rd percentile to the 94th percentile.

For forecasting purposes, percentile position is therefore a better guide than simply comparing raw totals across years. Our predictions of 2400 and 2100 are intended to reflect the recent competitive position of each applicant group.

What could move the actual 2027 cut-off?

• The number of eligible Monash Medicine applicants.
• The UCAT performance distribution of the 2027 applicant cohort.
• The number of interview invitations issued.
• The proportion of applicants who qualify for the Dean's Rural List.
• Any changes to Monash selection rules or eligibility requirements.
• The way applicants cluster around the predicted threshold.

How applicants should use this prediction

Treat the predicted cut-off as a planning guide, not as a target to stop at. Being just above a forecast can still be risky because the real threshold may move.

Applicant group	Predicted cut-off	How to interpret it
Victorian non-DRL	2400	Near the forecast threshold; higher is safer.
Dean's Rural List	2100	Potentially competitive under the forecast; aim above it where possible.

Frequently asked questions

Is 2400 guaranteed to receive a Monash Medicine interview?

No. It is only a prediction based on previous cut-offs and percentile trends.

Is 2100 a safe score for a DRL applicant?

It may be competitive under this forecast, but the final cut-off could be higher or lower.

Should students compare 2026 raw scores directly with earlier years?

Percentile rank is the more reliable comparison when the scoring structure differs between years.

Does meeting the UCAT cut-off guarantee a medicine offer?

No. The UCAT cut-off relates to interview selection, not a final medicine offer.

Final 2027 forecast

Victorian non-DRL applicants: approximately 2400

Dean's Rural List applicants: approximately 2100

These estimates provide a useful benchmark, but applicants should continue aiming for their strongest possible UCAT result and prepare early for the interview stage.

Disclaimer: This article is an independent prediction based on historical information supplied for previous intakes. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Monash University or UCAT ANZ. Applicants should always confirm current entry requirements through official university information.