IB-KCL offer-narrowly missed conditions

Have you notified them of the remark?

What is your insurance offer/university? Would you be happy with that?

International Ib student here- had a predicted 44 but scored 38 in exams. My offer for KCL law is on hold-achieved total conditions but off by three points for HL subjects- 766 required...655 achieved. I also have a lnat score of 30. Have also sent 2 subjects for remarking...

Uni has asked me to wait till A level results....but am anxious and stressed out. I can't check out clearing nor do i have any confirmation of offer....so really frustrated.

Has anyone seen them making considerations? Specially this year given the global negative trend of ib scores (except maybe in the uk)?
If i wait it out....what if i miss out on clearing vacancies?

I really don't have much help, but I have a question, why are they making you wait till results day if you're waiting for a remark? Unless your remark will be received on the day of results day.

Regardless, I doubt you will be missing out on clearing vacancies. Plenty will be there on results day.

It is very common for universities to put misses on hold until A level results day. It happens every year, Universities dont know how many students have met their grades until then and A level students form the bulk of their students. When all the results are in the university will either have met their numbers in which case all students who havent met their offers will be rejected or they will still have places and they then decide which nearest misses they will accept.

Most leading universities dont release their clearing places until the evening before A level results day as they have been waiting for the above process.

Generally top universities dont end up in clearing but several lower graded RG universities and others do. You will need to ring around quickly on A level results day to try and get an offer if that is necessary.

Even for a course as competitive as Law, in KCL gets put on hold? Is it that likely that there will be spaces left for someone who's missed their conditions

I dont think anyone can tell. Maybe more students than expected could miss their grades.

Yeah as far as I know, IB results worldwide have tanked this years and lots of students have missed their conditions.