What supercurriculars do Oxbridge care about?

I recently applied for this sort of student council in my school but I didn’t get accepted because of how many applicants there was. I was really hoping I could get in because it would look great for unis, but at the same time I don’t really know what types of extracurriculars and supercurriculars Oxbridge priorities. Do they care more about doing things for ur subjects or leadership roles like I applied for? I’m just worried because I’m missing out on these great opportunities because they are oversubscribed and pick randomly and I just don’t know if it’s putting me at a disadvantage.

My understanding is that they don't care about leadership roles and extracurriculars unless they're directly related to the subject you want to study. Being head girl doesn't necessarily mean you're suitable to study maths at Cambridge, for example. I'm applying to Oxford this year and I spoke about being an RS prefect, as this was related to my wanting to study Philosophy and Theology. I'm pretty sure they care A LOT more about books you've read, online courses you've done, lectures you've attended etc, and what you gained from them. These kinds of things show that you're engaged with your subject outside of school. Basically, I wouldn't worry about it lol. I know loads of people applying to Oxbridge with really strong applications that haven't done anything like that.

I recently applied for this sort of student council in my school but I didn’t get accepted because of how many applicants there was. I was really hoping I could get in because it would look great for unis, but at the same time I don’t really know what types of extracurriculars and supercurriculars Oxbridge priorities. Do they care more about doing things for ur subjects or leadership roles like I applied for? I’m just worried because I’m missing out on these great opportunities because they are oversubscribed and pick randomly and I just don’t know if it’s putting me at a disadvantage.

My understanding is that they don't care about leadership roles and extracurriculars unless they're directly related to the subject you want to study. Being head girl doesn't necessarily mean you're suitable to study maths at Cambridge, for example. I'm applying to Oxford this year and I spoke about being an RS prefect, as this was related to my wanting to study Philosophy and Theology. I'm pretty sure they care A LOT more about books you've read, online courses you've done, lectures you've attended etc, and what you gained from them. These kinds of things show that you're engaged with your subject outside of school. Basically, I wouldn't worry about it lol. I know loads of people applying to Oxbridge with really strong applications that haven't done anything like that.

I havent done any summer schools and i feel like i am not doing as much as others and the fact for med which rlly puts me at unease