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Please take note that the table is alphabetically ordered by course, college and then username.UMS Average: Generally, if you are applying for a science subject, Cambridge will look at your three most relevant subjects and take an average. If you are applying for an arts subject, they will take the top three subjects. Maths and Further Maths count as one subject (unless you are applying for maths - in which case it is two).
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