Wht does it take to get an admission in Cambridge ?
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Cambridge is a highly competitive university. In general, they look for students with strong academics, good communication skills, extracurriculars of depth and breadth, and a true desire to attend Cambridge. \n\nEven if you are weak in one area, though, you may still get in if something else about you is strong. So, perhaps your academics are good, but you...are an excellent rower? Whatever is special about you, try to highlight that in the admissions process, and you'll stand a better chance. \n\nGood luck!
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Not horribly difficult. Meaning, if you have the sort of background that could get you into NYU or UCLA in the States, they will consider you at Oxford (Cambridge will be more difficult, the "prestige" of the institution will demand you have credentials).\n\nTry the British Council website for some basic info.\n\nFrom what I understand (I studied for my BA in England) they will be very interested in academic references, possibly writing samples, and how suitable you are for the course. \n\nExcellent grades are a must, the British system will look at GPA very rigidly as they try to compare it against their own. You will need a GPA above a 3.5 at a "competitive" institution.
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Cambridge, UK. See below...there is a link to the University's official website and a map.
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The rules for admission vary from profession to profession. Most professional bodies require you to study for a core degree.  Upon graduation you can apply for admission as a professional and you will have to undergo some form of apprenticeship before you can be admitted as a professional.\n\nIn my profession (Chartered Surveyor) your degree should be 4 years minimum.  Therafter you are required to work for 3 years (as a probationer) under a registered professional to gain appropriate practical experience before you can be admitted to the profession.
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The college you want to attend normally has an admission application. Usually this admission application also has information for financial aid. You may also want to go in and talk to an admission representative at the school, or a high school guidance counselor.
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Try to consult British Council, UCAS or what institutions that you're interested to be in
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u have chance to get admitted
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Many consider Cambridge to be the best university in the world.  It is certainly ranked in the top five.  It is, therefore, difficult to get into.  \n\nIf you have not done well in school, your best chance is to get a graduate degree elsewhere, do very well and then apply to Cambridge.\n\nYou should be aware that in most disciplines, the top universities accept students for PhD programs, but not for Master's programs (other than terminal master's -- like an MBA).
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First of all you got to apply! \nGet there first, and find out.
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Your best bet is to contact cambridge directly, they can give you the best advice www.cam.ac.uk
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Hi there,\n\n  It is up to you whether to join or not. if you wish to join chek out the following:\n\n1) Course Contents, 2) Institutional Recognition, 3) Fee Structure, 4) Placements. Even you consult any of the students who are pursuing the academic programmes offered by the institute.
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Hi,\n\nI've just checked on the Oxford website and it says that you need "chemistry with either maths or biology or physics" and that is at full A-level.  I think that the minimum number of full A-levels you can offer is 3, because the typical offer will be something along the lines of AAA or if you are very lucky AAB.\n\nAs for Cambridge, they "strongly prefer" candidates to have taken the full chemistry A-level, and it varies between college as to how many other science/maths A-levels you have (although I think that the majority like you to have at least 2 science/maths A-levels and another A level in a different subject).  Cambridge will also have a typical AAA offer if you are studying 3 science/maths A-levels, and if you are studying 2 maths/science A-levels then you will need As in both of those subjects, an A in the additional subject and an A in a science/math subject at AS.\n\nHope that is helpful, and good luck!
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Admission??? To admit someone.
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So far I know the Oxford and The Cambridge universities are for the masters degree and further --that is post graduation can be done there.But you can go to the website--Oxford university.Then go to the Medicine department and will get all the informations.Just try and I am sure you will get all the information s.Again you can go to the British Council and talk to a counsellor.It will help you a lot.But you should know the time and type of applying to these two most wanted university is different.You will have to apply separately and before December.
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Refer to the following website: But you need amazing luck and what they mention on the website.\n\n\n\nhttp://admissions.mit.edu/AdmissionsWeb/appmanager/AdmissionsWeb/Main;jsessionid=D4QsG2vjftJJXmzkqDd56Zz1QXKCKMm31JDpwjSBMTrntz9hDXzX!-781852079!756060164?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageWhosAtMIT
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you need a 2:1 for entry to most postgraduate courses, but just phone the admissions office at Moray House and ask them!
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Try this site: http://www.admissions.college.harvard.edu/utilities/faq/index.html