What ATAR Do You Need for Griffith Medicine?
The realistic competitive ATAR for Griffith University, plus how it weighs into selection alongside the other criteria.
Official Minimum ATAR
99.90
Realistic Competitive ATAR
99.90
How ATAR Fits into Griffith Selection
99.90 required. Adjustments: +0.05 for rural, +0.05 for QLD/Northern NSW residents, up to +0.10 for EAS. Maximum total adjustment: 0.20 points.
Full selection criteria for Griffith:
- Selection Rank (ATAR + adjustments):99.90 required. Adjustments: +0.05 for rural, +0.05 for QLD/Northern NSW residents, up to +0.10 for EAS. Maximum total adjustment: 0.20 points.
ATAR Adjustment & Entry Pathways
- •Rural QTAC adjustment (0.05 points)
- •Queensland resident adjustment (0.05 points for Gold Coast, Nathan)
- •Educational Access Scheme (EAS) — up to 0.10 points
- •Maximum cumulative adjustment: 0.20 points
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Griffith Medicine require the UCAT?
No. Griffith is one of the few medical programs in Australia that requires neither the UCAT nor an interview. Selection is based entirely on your selection rank (ATAR plus any adjustments).
What ATAR do I need for Griffith Medicine?
You need a 99.90 selection rank. Adjustments are available: +0.05 for rural background, +0.05 for Queensland/Northern NSW residents, and up to +0.10 for Educational Access Scheme (EAS). Maximum cumulative adjustment is 0.20 points, meaning a 99.70 ATAR with maximum adjustments could meet the threshold.
Want to maximise your ATAR for Griffith?
Our 21-week UCAT Course and 1-on-1 sessions are taught by medical students who have successfully navigated this exact pathway.