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AAB at A-level — which courses can you apply for?

Across 1,035 undergraduate courses at 11 UK universities (2027 entry), AAB meets the standard offer for 498 and is one grade short for 273. Grades are compared with each course's standard offer; subject requirements are checked once you add your subjects.

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AAB against 1,035 courses: 498 meet the offer · 273 one grade short · 264 further off (subjects not checked)

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This tool only checks the A-level subject and grade requirements published on each university's official course pages (2027 entry, verified October 2026). Meeting them is not an offer: most courses also have admissions tests, interviews, written work, portfolios or GCSE requirements. It covers 1035 undergraduate courses across every subject area at eleven UK universities — Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, LSE, Warwick, Edinburgh, Manchester, King's College London, Bristol and Durham; courses with identical requirements are grouped, with the other titles listed on the card. Always confirm on the official pages.

AAB at each university

Courses where AAB meets the standard offer

FAQ
What does AAB mean, and how is it compared?

AAB means three A-levels at A, A, B, in any subjects and in any order. The grades are sorted best first and compared position by position with each course's standard offer; where a course publishes alternatives such as "AAA or A*AB", the better one for you counts.

If my grades meet the offer, can I apply or get in?

Not necessarily. This compares grades only: many courses also require particular subjects (such as Mathematics or Chemistry) at particular grades, plus admissions tests, interviews and GCSEs. Add your three subjects in the tool above and every course is checked against its subject requirements.

Where does the data come from, and how often is it updated?

Everything comes from the 2027-entry requirements on each university's official course pages, checked one by one in October 2026. We update it each year once the universities publish the next cycle's requirements. Always confirm on the official pages.