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Winchester College · 1991–1997

A-level · published record · 1991–1997 · A-level

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Published period average A-grade share and period pass rate; not converted into annual observations.

Type of result: Examination results.

This row has no separate annual date. Its containing publication covers 1991–1997; that period does not establish an individual result year.

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Published basis
Published period average A-grade share and period pass rate; not converted into annual observations.
% A · %
48
Qualification
A-level
Note
Published period average A-grade share and period pass rate; not converted into annual observations.
Pass Rate
100
Period
1991–1997
Subject
History
Year
Unknown / not recorded
Publication note

Primary

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Published period average A-grade share and period pass rate; not converted into annual observations.

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Original record identifier: new:winchester:hmc-1997:history-1991-97. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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Record Id
new:winchester:hmc-1997:history-1991-97

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