[applesandpears]

....Your offer was say AAB in biology, geography and physics respectively but you get the AAB in physics, biology and geography

I mean to say if your offer is a certain grade for each subject and you still get those grades but not in those subjects, what happens to your offer

[Good bloke]

(Original post by applesandpears)
....Your offer was say AAB in biology, geography and physics respectively but you get the AAB in physics, biology and geography

I mean to say if your offer is a certain grade for each subject and you still get those grades but not in those subjects, what happens to your offer

It means you have not complied with its terms and could be rejected depending on the university's attitude to the importance of the individual subjects for your course and how well others have performed.

[The Polymath]

(Original post by applesandpears)
....Your offer was say AAB in biology, geography and physics respectively but you get the AAB in physics, biology and geography

I mean to say if your offer is a certain grade for each subject and you still get those grades but not in those subjects, what happens to your offer

You miss it, basically, but are you sure your offer has actually specified AAB in Biology, Geography and Physics *respectively*? It seems quite odd for a uni to do that.

[applesandpears]

(Original post by Junaid96)
You miss it, basically, but are you sure your offer has actually specified AAB in Biology, Geography and Physics *respectively*? It seems quite odd for a uni to do that.

no lol its simply an example and a stupid one at that

[applesandpears]

(Original post by Good bloke)
It means you have not complied with its terms and could be rejected depending on the university's attitude to the importance of the individual subjects for your course and how well others have performed.

so it would be essentially the same as getting 3B's for example when they wanted 3A's or do you get looked upon more favourably, I know each uni is different but is there a general trend at all

[The Polymath]

(Original post by applesandpears)
so it would be essentially the same as getting 3B's for example when they wanted 3A's or do you get looked upon more favourably, I know each uni is different but is there a general trend at all

Obviously AAB is looked upon more favourably than BBB! Tbh as long as they weren't completely packed then you probably would still get in.

[Good bloke]

(Original post by Junaid96)
It seems quite odd for a uni to do that.

But many offers include something like

... ABB including an A in physics

or

... 320 UCAS tariff points to include a full A level in maths at grade A or above

[Good bloke]

(Original post by applesandpears)
so it would be essentially the same as getting 3B's for example when they wanted 3A's or do you get looked upon more favourably, I know each uni is different but is there a general trend at all

At this stage of the cycle not even the admissions tutors know what they will do, unless they have a set policy that a particular A level must be offered at grade A, for example.

[katie55]

my offer is AAB and they've asked for a specific grade in each subject, and like the first example i think i will get one of the A's in the subject they want a B in and a B in a subject they want an A in so i'm just going to make sure i have all the numbers ready to phone in on results day...

[TheWorldEndsWithMe]

It's the same as if you miss by being a grade lower.
Obviously it isn't as bad as missing in grades, but it still comes down to how many people do the same thing and how much the uni doesn't want to take people without the exact free conditions.