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What percentage of applicants get interviews at Cambridge?

What percentage of applicants get interviews at Cambridge?

What proportion of applicants are offered a place? Overall we call around 80% of our applicants to an interview. But some subjects may have to ‘deselect’ (our term for not calling to interview) a higher percentage, and some hardly any.

Do all Cambridge applicants get an interview?

The majority of applicants are invited to attend an interview. Not all candidates who are interviewed will be successful/made an offer of a place, but all those who are made an offer will have been interviewed.

How many interviews do Cambridge give out?

The format of interviews may vary a little from subject to subject, but typically you will have two interviews.

Are Cambridge interviews online 2022?

All interviews for 2022 entry (or deferred entry in 2023) will take place online. The aims and content of your interview will be the same as if it was in person.

How do Cambridge decide who to interview?

Who do we interview? We try to interview all applicants with a realistic chance of being offered a place on their chosen course at Cambridge and every year we interview over 80 per cent of our applicants. If you have a good examination record and a favourable reference, you’re likely to be asked to attend an interview.

Are Cambridge Interviews hard?

It’s no secret that Cambridge University interview questions are hard. Cambridgeshire Live has put together 18 of the most bizarre Cambridge University interview questions ever, and they really are something. See what you’d have to say if you suddenly had these thrown at you.

How hard is it to get an interview at Cambridge?

They’re tough! In 2019 Cambridge University received just over 19,000 applications, of which about three-quarters are called for interview, competing for roughly 3,500 places – an 18% acceptance rate.

How long is a Cambridge interview?

How many interviews will I have and who will they be with? You’ll have one, two or three interviews each lasting between 20 and 45 minutes.

Is it hard to get Cambridge interview?

Pretty hard. Statistically around one in seven applicants get in, but those seven applicants all tend to be pretty good. Nearly two-thirds of those who apply who get three A*s at A-level or better will end up being rejected. The proportion rejected is even higher for those with lower scores.

What do Cambridge interviewers look for?

What are the interviewers looking for? The main focus of interviews is to explore your academic potential, motivation and suitability for your chosen course.

How do I prepare for Cambridge medicine interview?

Before the Interview​​

  1. Ensure that you are familiar with topics you studied at A-level, revise these topics regularly, this includes any non-Science based subjects.
  2. Review and make notes/annotate the main points of your BMAT essay topic.
  3. Re-read your personal statement frequently, annotating it with possible questions.

Does Cambridge look at attendance?

So, if you are wondering whether absences during GCSE years will be seen by universities or affect your future greatly, the short answer is no, the universities that you apply for will not check your attendance as it is such an insufficient factor in assessing a candidate, as this will be extremely unfair to those who …

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