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I have predicted grades A*A*AA in maths, further maths, physics and geography respectively. Is it bad if I don't have an A* in physics considering that is the course I am applying for? I also have grades 99999888777 at GCSE which I am not sure if they are enough because I have heard that Oxford put a high emphasis on GCSE?
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According to their entry requirements that is ok a level wise
In terms of GCSE depends on your high school demographic etc and also on the constituent college as they all have slightly varying preferences
In terms of GCSE depends on your high school demographic etc and also on the constituent college as they all have slightly varying preferences
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(Original post by aj_48)
I have predicted grades A*A*AA in maths, further maths, physics and geography respectively. Is it bad if I don't have an A* in physics considering that is the course I am applying for? I also have grades 99999888777 at GCSE which I am not sure if they are enough because I have heard that Oxford put a high emphasis on GCSE?
I have predicted grades A*A*AA in maths, further maths, physics and geography respectively. Is it bad if I don't have an A* in physics considering that is the course I am applying for? I also have grades 99999888777 at GCSE which I am not sure if they are enough because I have heard that Oxford put a high emphasis on GCSE?
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Your GCSEs are strong anyway, and also for physics at Oxford GCSEs are not as important as for other courses there for physics, compared to the PAT. So you should have a good chance. A* in maths and further maths is probably a stronger indicator of performance on a physics degree than A* in A-level Physics anyway I imagine tbh.
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