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Every course available for application at Oxford and Cambridge has many times more applicants than they have places to offer. This does differ from course to course, with some being much more competitive than others. Your particular course, Classics and Oriental Studies, has 3 for each place. This results in a basic 32% chance of success
Similarly to your course choice, your college choice can have an impact on your success rate. However, this isn’t as impactful as your course choice as both Oxford and Cambridge have systems in place which reallocate candidates to different colleges if they are applying to an oversubscribed college. This ensures that each candidate has a fair chance. Your college choice, Jesus College has an overall success rate of 21%.
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The average [University] success rate for [Country]
Applicants from [country] to [university] , usually see success rates of approximately [x]%.
The pie chart shows how the components of the application are weighted. To be among the top 4% of successful applicants, you’ll need to perform exceptionally well – particularly by achieving top marks in the [admissions test] and excelling in your interviews.
A balanced view of your preparation
Every candidate has positive areas that make them a stronger candidate but there are also areas that lower
your overall chances of admissions. Here’s an overview of your current preparation:
Positive areas
Time Commitment:
A commitment of three or more hours per week provides a prime opportunity to craft a compelling narrative, highlight relevant experiences, and convey genuine enthusiasm for the chosen subject. This level of dedication significantly enhances the personal statement’s appeal to admissions tutors.
Areas of improvement
Work Experience:
You should consider finding yourself work experience as a priority. Work experience shows a demonstrated interest in your subject and gives you a real world application for your learning. You will also be able to write about your work experience in your Personal Statement, so it really is a vital part of your application that you can not ignore.
You’re already on the right track with your application, but there are still important steps you can take to maximise your chances of getting into [university of choice].
What high-competitive applicants are doing
Given the intense competition from other high-achieving applicants, it’s crucial to elevate your preparation. These are the key factors that are transforming good candidates into truly competitive ones:
Deep Subject Knowledge
A deep understanding of their chosen subject allows students to engage in meaningful discussions, sharpen their critical thinking, and explore complex ideas with greater nuance—skills that are essential for performing well in Oxbridge interviews.
Oxbridge Expert Guidance
Guidance from an Oxbridge expert tutor gives students valuable insight into the admissions process. Learning from someone who has successfully gained entry and ranked in the top 10% helps them focus on key improvement areas and build on their strengths.
Additionable Resources
Making use of additional resources—like reading lists, academic books, online courses, and practice platforms—helps students deepen their knowledge, reinforce key concepts, and improve their ability to apply ideas effectively under timed conditions.
Structured Curriculum
Following a structured curriculum ensures students stay on track, cover all essential areas, and build momentum throughout the process. With a clear roadmap, they reduce overwhelm, grow in confidence, and greatly improve their chances of success.
How we can support you
Our [subject] programme is designed to help you unlock your full potential and triple your chances of success. By strategically identifying and targeting the specific areas you need to improve, you’ll be able to make measurable progress where it counts most. You’ll benefit from one-to-one tuition with tutors who have successfully gone through the same process, a structured, goal-oriented curriculum, and expertly curated resources – all tailored to support your success in both the admissions test and interview
Intensive Courses
Our Intensive Courses are full-day events that can be taught in-person or online by expert Oxbridge tutors. The courses truly are an intensive dive into the focus topic.
Weekly Enrichment Seminars
Our weekly Enrichment Seminars help develop many skills that students need to when applying to Oxbridge such as “wider reading” and promoting university-level thinking.
Comprehensive Materials
We have published 150+ books on Admissions Tests, Interviews and UCAS Statements. We also have thousands of practice questions and detailed video courses for each subject.
Structured Curriculum
Our Programmes are designed from the ground up to triple your chances of success; this structured approach covers all aspects of the application.
One-to-One Sessions
The Programmes we run provide one-to-one personalised tuition sessions. This comprehensive approach gives you all of the tools you need to succeed.
Expert Oxbridge Tutors
You will only ever work with expert Oxbridge tutors who scored in the top 10% of their admissions cycle and are fully committed to your students’ success.
How can you use this report?
Now that you understand what high-performing candidates are doing, it’s time to take action. Share this report with your parents and visit our [Programme page] to learn how we can help you become a top 10% applicant.
Remember that seeking extra preparation support isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a sign of ambition. It shows that you’re serious about your goals, willing to go the extra mile, and fully committed to giving yourself the best possible chance of success.
We have built the Oxbridge Success Calculator to be as accurate as we could possibly make
it. We’ve used data accumulated by many different sources over many years. However, it is
important to note that the success rate you have been provided is purely an educated
estimation. It does not reflect your true success rate of getting into Oxbridge, which is a figure
that would be near-enough impossible to calculate.
