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11 pupils joined Oxford to read Chemistry over the last four years

Type of result: destinations.

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Published basis
11 pupils joined Oxford to read Chemistry over the last four years
Count
11
Institution
Oxford
Qualification
University destinations
Note
The publication is for a January 2023 recruitment deadline, but the four-year start and end cohorts are not expressly defined. No annual allocation or probability is inferred.
Outcome type
destinations
Subject
Chemistry
Year
Unknown / not recorded
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The publication is for a January 2023 recruitment deadline, but the four-year start and end cohorts are not expressly defined. No annual allocation or probability is inferred.

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Original record identifier: new:brighton:undated:destinations:oxford-chemistry-four-year-pack. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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Record Id
new:brighton:undated:destinations:oxford-chemistry-four-year-pack

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