The latest government offer is made up of a 4% backdated pay rise for 2023-24, on top of the existing increase worth an average of 9% for the last financial year.
An additional 6% increase is being offered for 2024-25, topped up with an extra £1,000 consolidated payment.
That brings the total over the two years to roughly 22%, on average, for each junior doctor.
The BMA’s junior doctors’ committee will recommend the offer to its members, who will then be asked to vote on the deal.
Junior doctors have been campaigning for a 35% pay increase to make up for what they say are years of below inflation pay rises.
