About Tansiky UK

Tansiky UK helps students in the UK applying for 2027 entry check which university courses fit their A-level subjects and predicted grades before they spend their five UCAS choices.

Who runs it

Amr Elbusaily built and runs Tansiky UK. He works as an SEO specialist and paid-ads specialist. He is not a university admissions officer or a qualified careers adviser, and the site does not claim to speak for any university.

Amr's author name appears on the site's guides. Each guide says when its entry requirements were checked and links the official pages behind them.

How the guides are made

• Official sources only for requirements. Grades, required subjects, contextual offers and course details come from the university's own 2027 course pages, UCAS and GOV.UK. Every guide links the pages it used.
• Dated checks. Each guide shows the date its requirements were checked. Universities change their pages, so always confirm on the course page before you apply.
• AI-assisted, source-checked. Guides are researched and drafted with AI help. Every entry requirement is then checked against the linked official pages. AI is never listed as the author.
• No invented numbers. Guides do not publish statistics that no named source supports.
• Corrections. If you spot a requirement that no longer matches the university's page, tell us and we will recheck it and update the guide with a new date.

What the matcher does and does not do

The free preview compares your subjects and predicted grades with the published 2027 requirements in our course catalogue and sorts courses into Strong Match and Reach. The one-off £9.99 full report unlocks your source-linked matches and a recommended five-choice UCAS list.

It cannot guarantee an offer. Admissions decisions belong to each university and can depend on things no matcher sees, such as your personal statement, reference, interview, portfolio or admissions test.

Frequently asked questions

Who runs Tansiky UK?

Tansiky UK is built and run by Amr Elbusaily, an SEO and paid-ads specialist. He is not a university admissions officer or a qualified careers adviser, and the site does not claim to speak for any university.

Where do the entry requirements in the guides come from?

Grades, required subjects, contextual offers and course details come from the universities' own 2027 course pages, UCAS and GOV.UK. Every guide links the official pages it used and shows the date its requirements were checked.

Can the matcher guarantee me a university offer?

No. The matcher compares your subjects and predicted grades with published 2027 requirements, but admissions decisions belong to each university and can depend on your personal statement, reference, interview, portfolio or admissions test.