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Brighton College, university destinations Undated: Oxford, Chemistry, 11

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What it counts

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

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Qualification
University destinations
The subject
Chemistry
The count
11
The institution
Oxford
Notes and original wording (4)
What it counts
11 pupils joined Oxford to read Chemistry over the last four years
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.
What it counts
destinations
Year
Unknown / not recorded

Where it was published

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Worth knowing
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.
How the source defines it
11 pupils joined Oxford to read Chemistry over the last four years
Record details

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Collection 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.
Source note
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Record Id
new:brighton:undated:destinations:oxford-chemistry-four-year-pack

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  1. 2026-09-06 · count · verified · Brighton College — Teacher of Chemistry candidate brief, January 2023 · Printed page 9 / PDF page 5, first paragraph

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