Kharagpur, March 24, 2012(IANS): The hallowed Oxford University has
decided to allow the toppers of ISC and CBSE exams direct entry to its
undergraduate courses from the academic session of 2013, a senior university
official said.
The
vice chancellor professor of Oxford, Andrew Hamilton in a press conference at
IIT- Kharagpur Friday expressed his happiness over the decision to allow
toppers of India to have their undergraduate courses in Oxford University.
“We
want to draw the best students from India to Oxford. It has been decided that
we will accept Class XII examinationresults for all undergraduate courses at
Oxford,” said Hamilton.
Earlier
Indian students needed to appear for their A-levels, SATs or the International
Baccalaureate as the criteria for getting admitted in the undergraduate courses
at Oxford.
Under
the new rule, the university will now make conditional offers of entrance to
those students who acquire more than 90 percent in the CBSE and ISC exams. An
Indian aspirant who opts for the science course in Oxford at the undergraduate
level may also need to take the Indian IIT entrance examination.
source : http://katiharho.blogspot.in
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