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King’s College School, Wimbledon · 2021

University destinations · published record · 2021 · University destinations

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2021 post-qualification applicants who secured UK university places.

Type of result: secured places.

The reported values

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Published basis
2021 post-qualification applicants who secured UK university places.
Institution
United Kingdom
Qualification
University destinations
Note
Post-qualification group, not the current leaver cohort; no institution split supplied.
Outcome type
secured places
Publication status
School-filed report; stated qualification and assessment basis retained
Stated count
20
Year
2021
Publication note

School-filed report; stated qualification and assessment basis retained

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Research context, reference history and record codes

Post-qualification group, not the current leaver cohort; no institution split supplied.

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Original record identifier: research:kcs:2021:filed-report:uk-post-qualification-places. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

Evidence
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Record Id
research:kcs:2021:filed-report:uk-post-qualification-places

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