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After the exams U-turn, will unis have enough places?

18 August 2020

3:44 AM

18 August 2020

3:44 AM

So now that A-Levels will be judged on teacher-assessed grades (or centre assessed grades) where does that leave us? At the last count, about 55,000 students were given undergraduate places at either their second choice (insurance) or clearing. So that’s 55,000 students whose place at university might be changed now that teacher-assessed grades are being used.

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