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If you meet the condition, you're in. Spriteling Send a noteboard - 26/02/2010 02:14:45 PM
I have received a couple of conditional offers from the Universities I have applied to. So I was wondering that would I be guaranteed a place if I meet those conditions? Or is it more that I will have a very good chance but not a guaranteed one.

For e.g Say a university gives me an offer contingent upon my getting 80% in my exams. If I get 80.5 %, does that mean that I will definitely get a place or does it only mean that I have a chance of getting in?


It is legally binding, and so if you firm an offer, and meet it, they must accept you.

So, don't worry. :)
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