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title: "Competition for specialty training posts falls for UK graduates after prioritisation law"
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# Competition for specialty training posts falls for UK graduates after prioritisation law
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## Executive GIST (TL;DR)
- Official NHS data indicated a national reduction in competition for **specialty training** posts in 2026 after new legislation prioritised domestic candidates. - Overall demand in 2026: 39,387 applicants applied for 10,682 posts across all training levels, equivalent to 3.69 applicants per post, according to the NHS figures reported. - The legislated priority applicant group—largely **UK graduates** plus Irish and certain EEA graduates—faced substantially lower competition at 1.86 applicants per post. - Members of the priority group accounted for approximately half of all applicants and applications in 2026, with 19,908 of 39,387 applicants in that group. - The law that established the priority status, the **Medical Training Prioritisation Act**, became law in March 2026 and was cited as the driver of the shift. - The British Medical Association supported the legislative change and welcomed the subsequent figures, the report noted. - The source did not report further breakdowns by specialty, geographic region, applicant demographics beyond broad nationality groupings, nor detailed methodology for counting applications; those details were not provided in the BMJ short report.
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Data show that applicants in the priority group—UK and Irish graduates and those from other European Economic Area (EEA) countries with which the UK has an agreement—accounted for around half of all applicants and applications to specialty training in 2026 (19 908 of 39 387).3 … [View Full Text](https://www.bmj.com/content/395/bmj-2026-101227.full) ## Log in ### Log in using your username and password [BMA Member Log In](https://bmjverification.bma.org.uk/validate/userdetails?url=https%3A//www.bmj.com/content/395/bmj-2026-101227%3Frss%3D1%26variant%3Dshort%26sso%3D "Log in here if you are a BMA member.") 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