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According to the Qs World University Rankings 2023, University of Exeter has been ranked at #163. The comparative QS rankings of University of Exeter and Durham University are given as follows:YearUniversity of ExeterDurham University201915474202016378202116486202214982202316392To check more rankings, click here.
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The Durham University Acceptance Rate is around 41% making admission at the university moderately selective. Students must have a good academic profile to successfully get into the university. Applicants to Undergraduate programs at Durham University would require to have a minimum SAT score of 1300 and a minimum ACT score of 29 to be eligible to apply to the university.
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With an acceptance rate of 41%, the university is not selective when it comes to admission. Durham University is part of the Russel Group Universities which enjoys the UK's own 'Ivy League' status. When we compare Durham's admission process then it is quite easy to get into Durham in comparison to other major Russel Group universities like Cambridge, UCL, or Oxford.
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