I take a slightly different view. If you miss a First in your undergraduate degree, it's very difficult to get an offer from Cambridge. Cambridge is known to withdraw their offers from students who did not get a 1st. But your profile seems to easily qualify you for the London universities. If so, I'd recommend either LSE or UCL. KCL is considered as a tier below LSE and UCL.
A first class degree means being in the top 5%. Actually I know someone who got into Cambridge while ranking the 9th. I really don't believe Cambridge is so selective for top students. On the contrary, some top students get a rejection from schools like Columbia, NYU, and ofc Harvard and Yale for unknown reasons regarding personalities, experience, and the feeling of the committee that he won't make a notable alumni one day. Definitely apply to Oxbridge, you will get in.
[Edited by The will of fire on May 22, 2017]
[quote]I take a slightly different view. If you miss a First in your undergraduate degree, it's very difficult to get an offer from Cambridge. Cambridge is known to withdraw their offers from students who did not get a 1st. But your profile seems to easily qualify you for the London universities. If so, I'd recommend either LSE or UCL. KCL is considered as a tier below LSE and UCL. [/quote]
A first class degree means being in the top 5%. Actually I know someone who got into Cambridge while ranking the 9th. I really don't believe Cambridge is so selective for top students. On the contrary, some top students get a rejection from schools like Columbia, NYU, and ofc Harvard and Yale for unknown reasons regarding personalities, experience, and the feeling of the committee that he won't make a notable alumni one day. Definitely apply to Oxbridge, you will get in.