MCS Oxford · exam results
MCS Oxford: Other qualifications and government tables, 1992
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A-level/AS or equivalent · summary
Number of 17 year old pupils
| Year | Source-defined pupil or student population count |
|---|---|
| 19921 | 64 |
Notes on this table (1)
- What it counts: Number of 17 year old pupils Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Source definition: Number of 17 year old pupils. Original government accountability population and point basis; this is not a published A-level-only grade distribution. Point tariffs and inclusion rules change across years; no continuous grade trend or conversion is made.
A-level/AS or equivalent · summary
% entered for 1+ A/AS
| Year | Published pupil percentage · stated threshold and population |
|---|---|
| 19921 | 97 |
Notes on this table (1)
- What it counts: % entered for 1+ A/AS Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Source definition: % entered for 1+ A/AS. Original government accountability population and point basis; this is not a published A-level-only grade distribution. Point tariffs and inclusion rules change across years; no continuous grade trend or conversion is made.
A-level/AS or equivalent · summary
Average point score per candidate
| Year | Published points per student · source-defined tariff |
|---|---|
| 19921 | 23.2 |
Notes on this table (1)
- What it counts: Average point score per candidate Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Source definition: Average point score per candidate. Original government accountability population and point basis; this is not a published A-level-only grade distribution. Point tariffs and inclusion rules change across years; no continuous grade trend or conversion is made.