Eton College, Pre-U 2019: 82.3% of 254 entries at D1–D3

82.3%
20.9% D1
Pre-U entries at D1–D3
of 254 entries · summer 2019 exams
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Cambridge Pre-U results, 2019
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Eton College. Pre-U entries at D1–D3: 82.3% of 254 entries, summer 2019 exams. Status: Not yet checked against the original. Source: Cambridge Pre-U results, 2019. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/fig:eton_pre_u_rump:0/
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What it counts

small self-selected Pre-U subject residue; not comparable with Winchester whole-cohort Pre-U

The figures

As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.

Entries: 254
Subjects: 11
D1: 20.9
D1–D2: 49.6
D1–D3: 82.3
D1–M1: 91.3

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Year: 2019

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Source note: Primary

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FB146 · Our research file (not public). A companion file we made for seven schools, with our list of archived copies of their web pages. (as recorded: “latest seven-school companion and Wayback/destination lock”)

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Evidence: P

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Why can Eton have more than one sixth-form result?

Eton’s A-level table describes only part of a sixth form that also sat Pre-U, and a figure for that sixth form means little until you know which part was counted.

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