UCAS Track - Urgent Help???

Hi

So I sent my ucas application yesterday, and it's been processed, so I was on Track, when I realized that for two of my choices, I put the same university twice, both with the same course and same year of entry, I couldn't change both those choices, since I had previously changed it.
Realizing my mistake, I withdrew one of my repeated choices, so now I still have four universities.
My question is whether the fact that I withdrew one of my repeated choices will it impact my other choice. Since it's the same university, so same course. Will the fact that I withdrew one of my repeated choices, so now I have four choices which are all different. Since I withdrew one of the repeated choices, will the university not accept me because I don't want to withdrew both of the repeated choices, and I want to still go to that university.

I already deleted the duplicate choice, because of me deleting the deleted choice, then will it impact my chance of going to that university because I deleted one of the duplicate choice, since I really want to go to that university.

Since I deleted the duplicated choice, then will that university not accept me, because I don't want them to think I don't want to go to that university. I only withdraw that choice/ deleted that choice because it was a duplicate.

As I said, it doesn't affect any of the remaining choices.

And specifically it doesn't affect the remaining choice at the same university. They could see it was a duplicate, and that you still want them as a choice. (They don't know anything about your other choices at other universities)

Okay I hope so. I know that it won't affect the remaining choice, but I hope they could see it was a duplicate and I hope that it won't affect that remaining choice at the same university and course.

All UCAS applications come through with Choice Number attached - withdrawing from one choice wont affect the others.

UCAS shouldn't have allowed you to use 2 of your choices for the exact same course/university. If you ring them they're likely to agree to substitute in a new choice elsewhere for your fifth choice.

However, since I deleted the duplicate 5th choice by withdrawing it. I only have 4 choices now, do you think if I rang ucas, or if it would be possible for me to get a new choice.

However, since I deleted the duplicate 5th choice by withdrawing it. I only have 4 choices now, do you think if I rang ucas, or if it would be possible for me to get a new choice.

That's what I said.

As I said, it doesn't affect any of the remaining choices.

And specifically it doesn't affect the remaining choice at the same university. They could see it was a duplicate, and that you still want them as a choice. (They don't know anything about your other choices at other universities)