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universities want to bolster their finances, 82% of students have had their first choice confirmed, up from last year. 400,000 vocational or technical qualifications were also awarded — including btecs and tthe highest proportion of a and a* grades, with more than 30% of pupils achieving top marks. regional divides persists in england. that's despite the north of england and west midlands seeing the biggest increase in top grades. the east midlands only saw a slight improvement, meaning it replaces the north east as the worst performing region. and there was a drop of a and a* grades in both northern ireland and wales, due to the return to pre—pandemic grading — something that england did last year. from coventry, our education editor branwenjeffreys reports. she gasps. yay! better than expected for these two friends — one hoping to travel, the other to go on and study. it has opened so many doors for me because i didn't think i'd get into uni. i instantly logged into ucas, - and ijust saw "congratulations". like, it took so much - weight off my shoulders. anyone that didn't get what they were hoping for, life is life. - everything will work out in the end. such a weight off my shoulders.

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universities want to bolster their finances — 82% of students have had their first choice confirmed, that's up from last year. 400,000 vocational or technical qualifications were also awarded — including btecs and tucation editor, branwenjeffreys reports. she gasps. yay! better than expected for these two friends — one hoping to travel, the other to go on and study. it has opened so many doors for me because i didn't think i'd get into uni. i instantly logged into ucas, - and ijust saw "congratulations". like, it took so much - weight off my shoulders. anyone that didn't get what they were hoping for, life is life. - everything will work out in the end. such a weight off my shoulders... others were weighing up different options. apprenticeships, i think, offer more, like, life skills. also you get paid for it, which is always nice. i've done however many years of, like, learning. i feel i'm ready to go into the working world now. it's always an emotional day. there's elation, sometimes a little bit of disappointment. but whatever your grades are today, if you want to go to university, there are plenty of choices. nice. maths is now the most popular a—level in england, contributing to a small incr

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