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Dear Mike

I refer to your request as follows:

I would like to request the 2021 and 2022 statistics for admissions into
the university to the A100 degree for those applying who completed 4 A
Levels: including the breakdown of how many applied in total, how many
were invited to interview, and how many were accepted into the degree.
Furthermore, I would like the average BMAT score per section for these
individuals. I would assume the university stores data for the successful
admits at least and how many A levels they took.

I'd like a percentage success rate of the number of students with 4 A
Levels out of the pool of students with 4 A levels that applied and the
same for number for those with 3.

I would also like the same but isolated to those individuals with 3 A
Levels, to be able to compare the sets of tables.

We can confirm that we do not hold information of the description
specified in your request.

UCL does not keep statistics on how many A levels a candidate completes as
it doesn’t affect the assessment of the application and UCL does not hold
the BMAT data that you have requested. We understand that the information
for which A levels, how many A levels and whether the individuals received
offers should be available for you to obtain from UCAS Exact, albeit for a
fee, and is accessible via the following link
[1]https://www.ucas.com/providers/our-produ....
I hope that this of assistance.

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