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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chris Brown" data-source="post: 208392" data-attributes="member: 35674"><p style="text-align: justify">I imagine it depends on the firm. I’m assuming this question is for Linklaters, who use both the Capp Test and WGT. To my knowledge, they ask for consistent 2:1 across all modules. They take into account MC, but they are quite focused on grades tbh. There are other firms like Travers Smith and Slaughter and May who are also very fixated on grades. I think firms like BCLP, CMS, DLA Piper, Irwin Mitchell, Hill Dickinson and Osborne Clarke don’t have a minimum A-level or degree requirement at all (although I’m not 100% sure if this is the case). Most firms will ask for a 2:1 but will consider MC. This means that they will still consider an applicant even if their overall degree average falls slightly below (e.g., high 2:2). I think if the rest of your application is strong alongside having strong test scores, most firms would definitely still consider you. Best of luck with  all of your applications this cycle!</p></blockquote><p></p>

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