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Trinity Mathematics Offer Rate at Oxford (2026 Entry)
Trinity sits among a competitive college for Mathematics at Oxford. Our model puts the Trinity Mathematics offer rate at around 8.8%, about 1.5pp below the Oxford Mathematics average of 10.3%. The course runs at 9.6 applications per place across Oxford in the latest cycle (2025). Strong applicants tend to score TMUA 7.0–8.5 on the new 1.0–9.0 scale.
How Trinity compares
By contrast, Regent's Park Mathematics sits at around 14.4% — 5.7pp higher than Trinity. Same course, different applicant pool. If you're flexible on college, the difference compounds with your TMUA and grade profile.
TMUA score to target
For Trinity Mathematics, plan for TMUA in the 7.0–8.5 band on the 1.0–9.0 scale. The college applicant pool is still competitive, sitting in the upper half of the published TMUA range.
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What actually decides the offer
TMUA score is the dominant shortlisting filter. Without ~6.5+ TMUA you are very unlikely to be invited to interview. After interview, ~33% of shortlisted applicants receive an offer.
Common reasons applicants get rejected
- TMUA below shortlist threshold (~6.5+ predicted post-MAT transition)
- Not taking Further Maths A-level (94-97% of UK shortlisted applicants do)
- GCSE profile far below shortlist mean of 8+ at grade 9/8
- Interview performance failing to demonstrate independent thinking
- Application from already-saturated college (Worcester, Magdalen) without strong contextual case
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