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Begin by filling out Section 1, which includes your General Information. Enter your Title, Name(s), Surname, and contact details including Telephone No (with country code), Home Address, and both Cambridge and Alternative Email Addresses.
Indicate your College and Director of Studies. Make sure to complete all fields using black ink and block capitals as specified.
Proceed to Section 2 where you will rank your preferences for the Part II Pathology courses. Carefully review the options available, ensuring you note any disallowed combinations.
Select whether you would like to be considered for Project only or BBS Major Subject Pathology, indicating your choices clearly as either 1st, 2nd, or 3rd choice.
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What are the requirements for Cambridge University for international students?

The Universitys minimum entry requirement is a UK Bachelor (Hons) Upper Second Class (2:1) degree or its international equivalent. However, many courses require a higher standard, such as a High 2:1, a First, or a UK Masters degree.

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Entry requirements Certain grades may be required at Higher Level. Cambridge usually requires A Level grades of A*A*A for most sciences and engineering, and A*AA for other courses. For the IB, youll need 4142, including core points, with 776 at Higher Level. Guide to Applying for Oxford and Cambridge Complete University Guide guide-to Complete University Guide guide-to

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They follow a four step admission process . You have to submit an application to UCAS. Then, you will receive a short answer questionnaire which will proceed your application to the next level. After this, a personal interview is taken and some admission assessment which includes college essays.