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Ranking of Oxford colleges according to: large number of undergraduates studying mathematics and computer science, most nobel prizes or fields medals.

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  1. Magdalen College 75

    1. The most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 8. 100
    2. 10th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 3 in 2007/8. 50

  2. Merton College 69

    1. The most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 6 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Fourth most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 3. 38

  3. Balliol College 69

    1. Second most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 7. 88
    2. Seventh most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 3 in 2007/8. 50

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  1. St Catherine's College 50

    1. Third most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 4. 50
    2. Eighth most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 3 in 2007/8. 50

  2. Somerville College 48

    1. Second most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 5 in 2007/8. 83
    2. 16th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13

  3. University College 44

    1. Sixth most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 3 in 2007/8. 50
    2. Fifth most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 3. 38

  4. Worcester College 42

    1. Third most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 5 in 2007/8. 83
    2. 25th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  5. St John's College 38

    1. Ninth most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 3 in 2007/8. 50
    2. Seventh most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 2. 25

  6. Keble College 33

    1. Fifth most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 4 in 2007/8. 67
    2. 35th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  7. St Anne's College 33

    1. Fourth most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 4 in 2007/8. 67
    2. 22nd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  8. Oriel College 29

    1. 11th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 2 in 2007/8. 33
    2. Ninth most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 2. 25

  9. New College 23

    1. 14th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 2 in 2007/8. 33
    2. 11th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13

  10. Corpus Christi College 17

    1. 12th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 2 in 2007/8. 33
    2. 31st most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  11. Hertford College 17

    1. 13th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 2 in 2007/8. 33
    2. 33rd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  12. St Hugh's College 15

    1. 15th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 1 in 2007/8. 17
    2. 12th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13

  13. Wadham College 8

    1. 16th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 1 in 2007/8. 17
    2. 28th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  14. Exeter College 6

    1. 18th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13
    2. 17th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  15. The Queen's College 0

    1. 42nd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0
    2. 18th most undergraduates studying Mathematics and Computer Science, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

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