What 50 points would have got you in 2025
No course in the 2025 round one figures closed at or below 50 points.
Read that as history rather than as a promise. A course's points are the points of the last applicant who was offered a place, so the number describes where the queue was cut in 2025 and moves every year. What makes it move.
Just out of reach
Within twenty points above 50. Points move by more than this from one year to the next, so these are worth putting on a list rather than writing off.
| Course | Institution | Round 1 | Round 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicine (Graduate Entry - GAMSAT required) CK791#* | University College Cork (NUI) | 57 | 57 |
| Medicine (Graduate Entry - GAMSAT required) RC101#* | RCSI University of Medicine & Health Sciences | 58 | – |
| Medicine (Graduate Entry - GAMSAT required) DN401#* | University College Dublin (NUI) | 58 | – |
Work out your own number
If you have not added up your grades yet, the points calculator does it, shows which six subjects counted, and tells you what the maths bonus is worth to you.
Figures are the 2025 round one points published by the CAO, read from its own points lists, checked 30 July 2026. Courses assessed partly on a portfolio, audition or test are left out, because their published score is on a different scale and cannot be compared with a points total.