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University of Oxford Admission Chances

Highly Selective · South East · 16.7% offer rate

16.7%
Offer Rate
Overall
AAA–A*A*A
Typical Offers
Across listed courses
4
Courses Listed
15 October 2026
UCAS Deadlines
18.5%
Home (UK) applicants
8.0%
International applicants

Key noteOxford does not make contextual offers. Standard conditional offers apply to all.

Courses & Typical Offers

CourseTypical offerDeadlineContextual offerAdmissions testInterviewOffer rate
Mathematics (G100)
Mathematics (A*), Further Mathematics (A*)
A* in both Maths and Further Maths required. If Further Maths unavailable, A*AA with A* in Maths may be offered.
A*A*A 15 Oct 2026 — TMUA Yes 9.7%
Physics (F303)
Mathematics, Physics
A* in Physics, Mathematics, or Further Mathematics.
A*AA 15 Oct 2026 — ESAT Yes 9.6%
Law (M100)
LNAT required. No specific A-Level subjects mandated.
AAA 15 Oct 2026 — LNAT Yes 11.0%
Medicine (A100)
Chemistry, Biology or Physics or Maths
UCAT required. Work experience expected.
A*AA 15 Oct 2026 — UCAT Yes 15.0%

University of Oxford is a highly selective oxbridge university in South East, with an overall offer rate of around 16.7%. Typical conditional offers across the courses listed range from AAA–A*A*A. Use our calculator to see how your predicted A-Level grades, fee status and extracurriculars compare for the course you want.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Typical conditional offers at University of Oxford range from AAA–A*A*A depending on the course. Offers are conditional on your final A-Level results, so what matters is meeting the specific grades and subjects required for the course you apply to.
Depending on the course, University of Oxford may require an admissions test: TMUA, ESAT, LNAT, UCAT. Interviews are part of the selection process.
University of Oxford's overall offer rate is 16.7%, making it a highly selective university. By fee status: Home (UK) 18.5%, International 8.0%. Rates vary widely by course.
It depends on your predicted grades and the course. Use our free calculator for a personalised estimate based on your predicted A-Levels, region and extracurricular profile.
Beyond predicted grades, UK admissions tutors weigh your personal statement, teacher reference and subject choices. Strong results in the relevant admissions test (TMUA, ESAT, LNAT, UCAT) can be decisive for competitive courses. Use our free calculator to see how your predicted grades compare to typical offers.
UCAS deadlines at University of Oxford vary by course. The deadlines in our course data are 15 October 2026. Medicine, Dentistry and Oxbridge-related courses typically use the earlier October deadline, while most other courses use the January deadline.