Medicine A100

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Dear University of Bristol,

Please share the following information:

1. International Application received for Medicine A100 for the year 2018 , 2019, 2020 ( if available)

2. How many International Applicants were invited for Interview during the above years.

3. How many International applicants were offered place.

4. Please share the Domicile of International Applicants who joined the Medicine A100 during the last 3 years.

5. Is Indian CBSE 12th grade scored at par with other similar international qualifications.

Yours faithfully,

Saji Mathew

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Dear Saji Mathew,

 

Freedom of Information Request (our reference FOI20-448)

 

We refer to your Freedom of Information request dated 21^st September. We
apologise for the delay in responding. In line with government advice, the
University has put in place measures to protect staff and students during
the current Covid-19 pandemic, including staff working from home. We hope
you will appreciate that this has led to some unavoidable disruption and
we regret that we have not been able to respond to requests as quickly as
we would wish.

 

You requested the following information:

 

“1. International Application received for Medicine A100 for the year 2018
, 2019, 2020 ( if available)

2. How many International Applicants were invited for Interview during the
above years.

3. How many International applicants were offered place.

4. Please share the Domicile of International Applicants who joined the
Medicine A100 during the last 3 years.

5. Is Indian CBSE 12th grade scored at par with other similar
international qualifications.”

 

University’s Response

 

Further to Section 1 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (the “Act”) we
confirm that the information requested is held by the University of
Bristol (the “University”).

 

Please find the information for questions 1-4 in the document attached.
Please note that the University does not release exact counts of less than
five because these are personal data of third parties or, if linked with
other personal identifiers in the public domain, would be likely to become
personal data. This information has been withheld under section 40(2) of
the Act, on the grounds that disclosure would likely breach the data
protection principles enshrined in the Data Protection Act 2018.

 

Information for the 2020 application cycle will be available from
December. Please resubmit your request then if you still require that
information.

 

5. This information is exempt from disclosure under section 21 as the
information is accessible by other means. Please refer to the [1]Medicine
Admissions Statement. If you have further queries, please direct the to
the Admissions Enquiries Team ([email address]).

 

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Kind Regards

 

Freedom of Information Team

University of Bristol

 

 

 

 

 

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