This discussion is now closed.
Check out other Related discussions
- When should I expect acknowledgment emails to start coming through?
- Official: University of Manchester A106 Offer Holders 2024 entry
- Uni help
- Offers from Leeds and UCL - Geography
- Biology important for psychology degree?
- Welcome email from Manchester
- Dental hygiene & therapy .
- University that is right for me
- Has anyone applied to audiology?
- offers
- university of salford sep 2024
- Official: Manchester Medical School BM5 A106 2025 Entry Applicants
- Official: University of Manchester A101 2025 Entry Applicants
- Law offers 2024
- University of Salford Accommodation
- Lancaster vs Manchester Computer science
- How to send your IB grades to UK universities using UCAS (URGENT!!!!)
- University of Manchester LLB Law
- Can I change my UCAS university choices after ive paid and sent them off???
- Got any emails back from university ?
Email From Manchester University
Hi,
I got this email from Manchester University (my firm) today. Has anyone else had the same email? What does it mean? Does that mean they got my grades and I have met their condition?
Any advice appreciated!!!
THIS IS THE ACTUAL EMAIL……..
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Tel: +44 0161 275 4470/1473/2291/4748
Fax: 0161 275 4751
www.socialsciences.manchester.ac.uk/
Email: [email protected]
Wednesday 6 August, 2008
Dear (MY NAME)
The School of Social Sciences is currently in the process of preparing documentation for registration in September. With this in mind, can I ask you to check (and amend if necessary) your correspondence details on the Self Service Student System. This system can be accessed via the link below:
https://studentadmin.manchester.ac.uk/psp/CS89PROD/?cmd=login
Your User ID is (MY ID) and your password is your date of birth in the format DDMMYYYY
If you have any questions or queries regarding your login details, please contact Central Admissions via [email protected]. If you have trouble making amendments to your details you will need to contact UCAS directly. The UCAS Customer Service number is +44 (0)871 468 0468. This line is open Monday to Friday 8.30am – 6.00pm UK time.
If you have already checked or amended any of your details, please disregard this email.
Many Thanks,
Chris Farrington.
Management Information Assistant
School of Social Sciences
The University of Manchester
Arthur Lewis Building
Room G002
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
Tel: 0161 275 4470
Email: [email protected]
I got this email from Manchester University (my firm) today. Has anyone else had the same email? What does it mean? Does that mean they got my grades and I have met their condition?
Any advice appreciated!!!
THIS IS THE ACTUAL EMAIL……..
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Tel: +44 0161 275 4470/1473/2291/4748
Fax: 0161 275 4751
www.socialsciences.manchester.ac.uk/
Email: [email protected]
Wednesday 6 August, 2008
Dear (MY NAME)
The School of Social Sciences is currently in the process of preparing documentation for registration in September. With this in mind, can I ask you to check (and amend if necessary) your correspondence details on the Self Service Student System. This system can be accessed via the link below:
https://studentadmin.manchester.ac.uk/psp/CS89PROD/?cmd=login
Your User ID is (MY ID) and your password is your date of birth in the format DDMMYYYY
If you have any questions or queries regarding your login details, please contact Central Admissions via [email protected]. If you have trouble making amendments to your details you will need to contact UCAS directly. The UCAS Customer Service number is +44 (0)871 468 0468. This line is open Monday to Friday 8.30am – 6.00pm UK time.
If you have already checked or amended any of your details, please disregard this email.
Many Thanks,
Chris Farrington.
Management Information Assistant
School of Social Sciences
The University of Manchester
Arthur Lewis Building
Room G002
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
Tel: 0161 275 4470
Email: [email protected]
Scroll to see replies
They are just asking you to log in and check some information. It says nothing about your acceptance, and they don't have your A level results yet (unless you are Scottish) so don't try to read too much into it.
Coupe19
The School of Social Sciences is currently in the process of preparing documentation for registration in September.
The School of Social Sciences is currently in the process of preparing documentation for registration in September.
Read this sentence^^^^^^^
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Coupe19
Read this sentence^^^^^^^
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Universities don't get your results until tomorrow.
Coupe19
Read this sentence^^^^^^^
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
All they want is for you to make sure that they have your correct contact details. They are not necessarily actually sending out documents yet. There is a process to go through, and they may find it more efficient to get everyone to check details now, rather than wait until after results and check only the successful ones, particularly if they expect that most will get in.
Coupe19
Read this sentence^^^^^^^
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Why would they be preparing registration documents for everyone who has conditional offer (waste of time, money etc). That’s all I’m saying?
Has anyone who has an offer from School of Social Sciences had the same email?
Hey I got this email. I only checked because of this thread.
It's only a little space on their website to be fair.
Oooooooooooooooooh,
I hate Manchester University!!! It just seems sooooooo stupid to send such email if there’s no point to it. You’d think if you change your address, the first thing you’d do is to inform UCAS as well as you firm and insurance. I don’t know, the email is ambiguous to me. Let’s see what everyone else thinks……………
I hate Manchester University!!! It just seems sooooooo stupid to send such email if there’s no point to it. You’d think if you change your address, the first thing you’d do is to inform UCAS as well as you firm and insurance. I don’t know, the email is ambiguous to me. Let’s see what everyone else thinks……………
Coupe19
Oooooooooooooooooh,
I hate Manchester University!!! It just seems sooooooo stupid to send such email if there’s no point to it. You’d think if you change your address, the first thing you’d do is to inform UCAS as well as you firm and insurance. I don’t know, the email is ambiguous to me. Let’s see what everyone else thinks……………
I hate Manchester University!!! It just seems sooooooo stupid to send such email if there’s no point to it. You’d think if you change your address, the first thing you’d do is to inform UCAS as well as you firm and insurance. I don’t know, the email is ambiguous to me. Let’s see what everyone else thinks……………
Just how many times do you have to be told? They don't have your results yet!
I agree with Good bloke.
I have got some e-mail from imperial in the past few days as well ........
but pepople told me that the unis won't have results till sunday thou
Dear (My name),
You may have already received an email from us, but if not we would like to welcome you to Imperial College London and to the International Office which is here to help and support you throughout your studies. If you have already received an email from us, please read on as we have further information to share with you regarding your arrival at Imperial. Equally if you feel that you are not an International student please ignore this email. This does not have any affect on your fee status, this email is only for reference.
This email provides you with useful information on the following stages pre-arrival. Whereas previously you may have received this information by post from a university, in an effort to help the environment, pre arrival information is now sent electronically. At the bottom of this email you will also find a checklist for your registration process.
If you have already received your examination results, please send the original document confirming this (or a certified copy) to the relevant College Registry team, whose contact details can be found at the end of this email. Equally if you have any questions regarding outstanding conditions of your offer, please contact your Registry team directly.
Visa regulations have changed significantly over the past year and will continue to do so, so please check the following Imperial College webpage: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/immigration and the UK Border Agency webpage for further details: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf5students . If you need an unconditional offer letter to use as a supporting document for your student visa application, the Registry will be able to issue this as soon as you have met all of the conditions of your offer. Guidance notes and application forms for student visa applications can be downloaded directly from the UK Border Agency website or from our website: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/visas. If you have studied in the UK before and still have a valid student visa from your previous course, you may be able to use that visa to re-enter the UK and then extend it in the UK when necessary. However, we advise you to save time and money by applying for a new visa for your new course in your home country.
The following are some useful links to help plan your arrival:
- Term dates: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/registry/information/termdates
- International Office Pre-Arrival pages:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/welcome
- Pre-departure briefings in your country:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/predep
- Meet and Greet at Heathrow Airport:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/campus
- An Arrivals checklist (includes details of how to pay tuition fees):
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/arrivalchecklist
- General information about studying in the UK, can be found at:
http://www.ukstudentlife.com/
One of the main things students ask us about is bank accounts and how to set these up. We have guidance on our website to help you with this and to tell you about the options pre and post arrival (that we currently know about - this is often being updated), please look at our guidance for further information: www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/support/bankaccounts
As well as our International Student Welcome Event on Sunday 5th October, we will also be holding workshops throughout October to help you settle in. You will be able to sign up for these workshops during the first week of term, once you have your timetable, simply by emailing or calling the International office (contacts below)
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/reception
If friends or family are coming to England to help you settle in or during your stay, you may also want to arrange accommodation for them. Our Conference Link department has some excellent local deals and they can be booked at the following link: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/conferences/index.asp?page_id=27
On arrival if you have any questions, you are welcome to come to the student hub on Level 3 of the Sherfield Building, where they can help you with: Accommodation, Finance and tuition fees, Exams, Student funding and bursaries, Student records, Admissions and UROP (please see the bottom of the email for more information).
In the meantime, we would like to wish you lots of success in your results. We look forward to meeting you in October.
Best wishes
International Office
Imperial College London
Level 3, Sherfield Building
South Kensington Campus
London SW7 2AZ
tel +44(0)20 7594 8040 fax +44(0)20 7594 8002
www.imperial.ac.uk/international
The postal address for Registry is: Level 3 Sherfield Building, Imperial College London, South Kensington, London, SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom
The Registry is split into several teams based on Faculties and Departments. Please address documents the appropriate team as outlined below.
Team
Subjects covered
Contact details
Natural Sciences Team 1
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics
[email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8020 / 8049
Natural Sciences Team 2
postgraduate courses in Humanities; Centre for History, Science, Technology & Medicine; Centre for Environmental Policy; Division of Biology; Division of Cell & Molecular Biology; Division of Molecular Biosciences; undergraduate courses in Life Sciences (eg. Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, etc.)
[email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8014 / 8038
Engineering Team 1
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computing, Materials and Institute of Biomedical Engineering
[email protected]
Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8046 / 8036
Engineering Team 2
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Aeronautics, Earth Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
[email protected]
Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8018 / 8009
PG Medicine Team
postgraduate courses in all Medicine divisions
[email protected], [email protected] Phone:+44 (0) 207594 8093 /5888
UG Medicine Team
undergraduate courses in Medicine
[email protected], [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8056/ 5895
Tanaka Business School
For MBA applications
For all other courses
Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 20 7594 9122 [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 20 7594 8145
Queries concerning tuition fees should be sent to - Email: [email protected] Phone: 0207 594 8010
Student Registration Process
1 Check e mail account for instructions on how to register (notification of your Student e-Service will be sent to every e mail address we have listed for you)
2 Visit the Student e-Service link at www.imperial.ac.uk/studenteservice and complete all of your personal details to register
3 Upload photograph (this option is available up until your course start date)
4 Print the ‘Registration Confirmation’ page: this will appear on the screen once you have registered. You can find printers located at the following sites.... *
To obtain a swipe card, you will then have a process to follow depending on whether you are in Student Halls or staying in your own accommodation:
Student Halls:
If you have uploaded a photo, you will be issued with a swipe card by your Warden. You must attend the safety talk on your Hall's safety and other relevant procedures.
During week 1 you must visit your department for the timetabled safety induction for the premises and other relevant issues.
If you have not uploaded a photo at this stage you will only be issued with a guest card by your Warden (with limited validity). To obtain your fully validated swipe card, you will need to:
On arrival, take your Registration Confirmation Page to Security (located on Level1 of the Sherfield Building next to the HSBC cash machine) in order to have your picture taken.
Your swipe card will be forwarded to your department
You will be issued with your fully validated swipe card once you have attended your department's safety induction, timetabled for week 1.
If you arrive after week 1, to obtain a swipe card, you will need to :
Request and attend a safety induction in your department
Your department will then issue you with a completed Day 1 Safety Checklist.
Take the completed Day 1 Safety Checklist and your Registration Confirmation Page to Security where you will be issued with your swipe card.
Private Accommodation:
If you have uploaded a photo, during week 1 you must do the following to obtain your swipe card:
Take your Registration Confirmation Page with you when you attend your department's timetabled safety induction relating to the premises and other relevant issues.
Once you have had this you will be issued with your swipe card.
If you have not uploaded a photo at this stage you must on arrival:
Take your Registration Confirmation Page to Security in order to have your picture taken.
Your swipe card will be forwarded to your department
Attend your department's timetabled safety induction during week 1, after which you will be issued with your fully validated swipe card.
If you arrive after week 1, to obtain a swipe card, you will need to:
Request and attend a safety induction in your department
Your department will then issue you with a completed Day 1 Safety Checklist.
Take the completed Day 1 Safety Checklist and your Registration Confirmation Page to Security where you will be issued with your swipe card.
*Please remember to check your College e mail account regularly to ensure you don’t miss any important information and also don’t forget to keep your term time addresses up to date!*
but pepople told me that the unis won't have results till sunday thou
Dear (My name),
You may have already received an email from us, but if not we would like to welcome you to Imperial College London and to the International Office which is here to help and support you throughout your studies. If you have already received an email from us, please read on as we have further information to share with you regarding your arrival at Imperial. Equally if you feel that you are not an International student please ignore this email. This does not have any affect on your fee status, this email is only for reference.
This email provides you with useful information on the following stages pre-arrival. Whereas previously you may have received this information by post from a university, in an effort to help the environment, pre arrival information is now sent electronically. At the bottom of this email you will also find a checklist for your registration process.
If you have already received your examination results, please send the original document confirming this (or a certified copy) to the relevant College Registry team, whose contact details can be found at the end of this email. Equally if you have any questions regarding outstanding conditions of your offer, please contact your Registry team directly.
Visa regulations have changed significantly over the past year and will continue to do so, so please check the following Imperial College webpage: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/immigration and the UK Border Agency webpage for further details: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf5students . If you need an unconditional offer letter to use as a supporting document for your student visa application, the Registry will be able to issue this as soon as you have met all of the conditions of your offer. Guidance notes and application forms for student visa applications can be downloaded directly from the UK Border Agency website or from our website: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/visas. If you have studied in the UK before and still have a valid student visa from your previous course, you may be able to use that visa to re-enter the UK and then extend it in the UK when necessary. However, we advise you to save time and money by applying for a new visa for your new course in your home country.
The following are some useful links to help plan your arrival:
- Term dates: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/registry/information/termdates
- International Office Pre-Arrival pages:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/welcome
- Pre-departure briefings in your country:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/predep
- Meet and Greet at Heathrow Airport:
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/campus
- An Arrivals checklist (includes details of how to pay tuition fees):
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/arrivalchecklist
- General information about studying in the UK, can be found at:
http://www.ukstudentlife.com/
One of the main things students ask us about is bank accounts and how to set these up. We have guidance on our website to help you with this and to tell you about the options pre and post arrival (that we currently know about - this is often being updated), please look at our guidance for further information: www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/support/bankaccounts
As well as our International Student Welcome Event on Sunday 5th October, we will also be holding workshops throughout October to help you settle in. You will be able to sign up for these workshops during the first week of term, once you have your timetable, simply by emailing or calling the International office (contacts below)
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/international/startingatimperial/arrival/reception
If friends or family are coming to England to help you settle in or during your stay, you may also want to arrange accommodation for them. Our Conference Link department has some excellent local deals and they can be booked at the following link: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/conferences/index.asp?page_id=27
On arrival if you have any questions, you are welcome to come to the student hub on Level 3 of the Sherfield Building, where they can help you with: Accommodation, Finance and tuition fees, Exams, Student funding and bursaries, Student records, Admissions and UROP (please see the bottom of the email for more information).
In the meantime, we would like to wish you lots of success in your results. We look forward to meeting you in October.
Best wishes
International Office
Imperial College London
Level 3, Sherfield Building
South Kensington Campus
London SW7 2AZ
tel +44(0)20 7594 8040 fax +44(0)20 7594 8002
www.imperial.ac.uk/international
The postal address for Registry is: Level 3 Sherfield Building, Imperial College London, South Kensington, London, SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom
The Registry is split into several teams based on Faculties and Departments. Please address documents the appropriate team as outlined below.
Team
Subjects covered
Contact details
Natural Sciences Team 1
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics
[email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8020 / 8049
Natural Sciences Team 2
postgraduate courses in Humanities; Centre for History, Science, Technology & Medicine; Centre for Environmental Policy; Division of Biology; Division of Cell & Molecular Biology; Division of Molecular Biosciences; undergraduate courses in Life Sciences (eg. Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, etc.)
[email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8014 / 8038
Engineering Team 1
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computing, Materials and Institute of Biomedical Engineering
[email protected]
Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8046 / 8036
Engineering Team 2
undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Aeronautics, Earth Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
[email protected]
Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8018 / 8009
PG Medicine Team
postgraduate courses in all Medicine divisions
[email protected], [email protected] Phone:+44 (0) 207594 8093 /5888
UG Medicine Team
undergraduate courses in Medicine
[email protected], [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 207594 8056/ 5895
Tanaka Business School
For MBA applications
For all other courses
Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 20 7594 9122 [email protected] Phone: +44 (0) 20 7594 8145
Queries concerning tuition fees should be sent to - Email: [email protected] Phone: 0207 594 8010
Student Registration Process
1 Check e mail account for instructions on how to register (notification of your Student e-Service will be sent to every e mail address we have listed for you)
2 Visit the Student e-Service link at www.imperial.ac.uk/studenteservice and complete all of your personal details to register
3 Upload photograph (this option is available up until your course start date)
4 Print the ‘Registration Confirmation’ page: this will appear on the screen once you have registered. You can find printers located at the following sites.... *
To obtain a swipe card, you will then have a process to follow depending on whether you are in Student Halls or staying in your own accommodation:
Student Halls:
If you have uploaded a photo, you will be issued with a swipe card by your Warden. You must attend the safety talk on your Hall's safety and other relevant procedures.
During week 1 you must visit your department for the timetabled safety induction for the premises and other relevant issues.
If you have not uploaded a photo at this stage you will only be issued with a guest card by your Warden (with limited validity). To obtain your fully validated swipe card, you will need to:
On arrival, take your Registration Confirmation Page to Security (located on Level1 of the Sherfield Building next to the HSBC cash machine) in order to have your picture taken.
Your swipe card will be forwarded to your department
You will be issued with your fully validated swipe card once you have attended your department's safety induction, timetabled for week 1.
If you arrive after week 1, to obtain a swipe card, you will need to :
Request and attend a safety induction in your department
Your department will then issue you with a completed Day 1 Safety Checklist.
Take the completed Day 1 Safety Checklist and your Registration Confirmation Page to Security where you will be issued with your swipe card.
Private Accommodation:
If you have uploaded a photo, during week 1 you must do the following to obtain your swipe card:
Take your Registration Confirmation Page with you when you attend your department's timetabled safety induction relating to the premises and other relevant issues.
Once you have had this you will be issued with your swipe card.
If you have not uploaded a photo at this stage you must on arrival:
Take your Registration Confirmation Page to Security in order to have your picture taken.
Your swipe card will be forwarded to your department
Attend your department's timetabled safety induction during week 1, after which you will be issued with your fully validated swipe card.
If you arrive after week 1, to obtain a swipe card, you will need to:
Request and attend a safety induction in your department
Your department will then issue you with a completed Day 1 Safety Checklist.
Take the completed Day 1 Safety Checklist and your Registration Confirmation Page to Security where you will be issued with your swipe card.
*Please remember to check your College e mail account regularly to ensure you don’t miss any important information and also don’t forget to keep your term time addresses up to date!*
I got a similar email from my university yesterday.
They just want to make sure they have your details correct so that the post-results swarm of documents go to the right place.
They just want to make sure they have your details correct so that the post-results swarm of documents go to the right place.
I think that's what they are doing...(trying to confuse us and make us nervous)
Coupe19
Mate, you’ve told us what you think. Let’s see what everyone else thinks.
he's right though
we dont have the A level results yet - they're just sending out bulk emails to get the information sorted before they have to start posting things out next wednesday/thursday onwards.
Right, OK, I just wanna clear up a few urban myths about A-Levels and Universities;
1. Universities will not get any results till Sunday. Even then, they will not begin to process them until Monday.
2. You will not be able to find out whether you got into the uni of your choice at midnight! This is the worse urban myth of them all. 7am at the earliest on UCAS Track. ALTHOUGH, clearing lists are availible at midnight, so if your worried about not getting into Uni...
I know #2 isn't applicable on this thread, but everyone seems to think this is the case with UCAS track.
1. Universities will not get any results till Sunday. Even then, they will not begin to process them until Monday.
2. You will not be able to find out whether you got into the uni of your choice at midnight! This is the worse urban myth of them all. 7am at the earliest on UCAS Track. ALTHOUGH, clearing lists are availible at midnight, so if your worried about not getting into Uni...
I know #2 isn't applicable on this thread, but everyone seems to think this is the case with UCAS track.
Related discussions
- When should I expect acknowledgment emails to start coming through?
- Official: University of Manchester A106 Offer Holders 2024 entry
- Uni help
- Offers from Leeds and UCL - Geography
- Biology important for psychology degree?
- Welcome email from Manchester
- Dental hygiene & therapy .
- University that is right for me
- Has anyone applied to audiology?
- offers
- university of salford sep 2024
- Official: Manchester Medical School BM5 A106 2025 Entry Applicants
- Official: University of Manchester A101 2025 Entry Applicants
- Law offers 2024
- University of Salford Accommodation
- Lancaster vs Manchester Computer science
- How to send your IB grades to UK universities using UCAS (URGENT!!!!)
- University of Manchester LLB Law
- Can I change my UCAS university choices after ive paid and sent them off???
- Got any emails back from university ?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 day ago
Official University of Manchester 2025 Applicant ThreadLast reply 1 week ago
I can't stop crying over how bad my paper 3 chemistry exam went...Last reply 1 week ago
Manchester University Accommodation Swaps Official thread 2024University of Manchester
205
868
Last reply 1 month ago
Medical Biochemistry vs Pharmacology - 2025 applicationLast reply 1 month ago
Does university of Manchester accept predicted grade XII score from private coachinLast reply 1 month ago
Does Uni of Manchester hold interviews for physics now?Last reply 3 months ago
Does University Of Manchester often go into clearing?
