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ProgrammesApplicants for the short proposal that submitted their proposal before 10 AM on the 30 th January , have received their results on the 9th March.
Applicants for the short proposal that have submitted after 10 AM on the 30 th January, will not receive their results in time to apply for the 13th March cut off, and can apply for the 3rd October cut off.
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