Does Cambridge accept Indian students?

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Yes, the University of Cambridge accepts Indian students every year. India is one of the top 3 contributors to the Cambridge University international student population. Of the 8,990 international students, 508 are Indians. Below is the course-wise breakdown of Indian students at Cambridge Universi

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