Build a more balanced UK university shortlist.
Use transparent Strong Match, Good Match and Reach labels to organise a set of courses for further checking — not as admission probabilities.
What to use this guide for
A shortlist is most useful when it balances your goals and the published course information you can verify. It should remain flexible as requirements, grades and preferences become clearer.
Tansiky UK labels are decision-support tools. They do not make an offer or replace a university’s assessment.
Frequently asked questions
How many UCAS choices can I make?
Most applicants can make up to five choices, with separate restrictions for some Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary applications.
Should every course have the same match label?
A balanced list normally benefits from comparison across different levels of fit and course priorities.
Continue your research
Always verify the source
Tansiky UK is designed to organise published data, not replace the university’s official course page or UCAS guidance.
Independent guidance. Tansiky UK is not affiliated with UCAS or any UK university. Recommendations use published information and do not guarantee admission. Always confirm requirements and deadlines directly with UCAS and the university before applying.