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A Level clearing frenzy is expected tomorrow as grades take the biggest plunge on record in a return to pre-Covid results - with an estimated 100,000 fewer entries to be awarded A or A* - Vimarsana News

A Level clearing frenzy is expected tomorrow as grades take the biggest plunge on record in a return to pre-Covid results - with an estimated 100,000 fewer entries to be awarded A or A*

Around 250,000 anxious youngsters are expecting to find out whether they have achieved the A-level results for their place at university on Thursday, with a return to pre-Covid grading.

UK should embrace foreign students or lose them to rival countries, warns Ucas chief - Vimarsana News

UK should embrace foreign students or lose them to rival countries, warns Ucas chief

Many institutions have become increasingly reliant on higher fees from international students to help cover costs

2023 exams grade deflation: what you need to know - Vimarsana News

2023 exams grade deflation: what you need to know

Schools Week takes you through what to expect in the second summer of full exams since the pandemic

The Russell Group unis with the fewest clearing spaces for UK students - Vimarsana News

The Russell Group unis with the fewest clearing spaces for UK students

At 10 Russell Group universities, there are far more clearing spaces available for international students than UK students.

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'Harsh' post-Covid grade markdown set to hit 60,000 A-level students | A-levels - Vimarsana News

'Harsh' post-Covid grade markdown set to hit 60,000 A-level students | A-levels

Rush to push results back to pre-pandemic levels will hit England’s school leavers hard this year, say education experts