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Ranking of Oxford colleges according to: large number of undergraduates studying european and middle eastern languages, large number of tutors for european and middle eastern languages, most nobel prizes or fields medals.

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  1. Magdalen College 64

    1. The most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 8. 100
    2. Second most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 3 in 2007/8. 60
    3. Eighth most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 8 in 2007/8. 33

  2. St John's College 60

    1. The most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 5 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Fifth most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 10 in 2007/8. 56
    3. Seventh most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 2. 25

  3. St Catherine's College 50

    1. The most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 14 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Third most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 4. 50
    3. 14th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

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  1. Pembroke College 43

    1. Second most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 13 in 2007/8. 89
    2. Third most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    3. 43rd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  2. Balliol College 37

    1. Second most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 7. 88
    2. 10th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 7 in 2007/8. 22
    3. 17th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  3. Christ Church 32

    1. Sixth most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 9 in 2007/8. 44
    2. Seventh most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    3. 17th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13

  4. Wadham College 32

    1. Fourth most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 10 in 2007/8. 56
    2. Fourth most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    3. 28th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  5. Merton College 30

    1. Sixth most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    2. Fourth most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 3. 38
    3. 15th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 6 in 2007/8. 11

  6. The Queen's College 26

    1. Third most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 12 in 2007/8. 78
    2. 42nd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0
    3. 15th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  7. Somerville College 21

    1. Fifth most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    2. 16th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13
    3. 14th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 6 in 2007/8. 11

  8. Lady Margaret Hall 17

    1. Eighth most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    2. 12th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 6 in 2007/8. 11
    3. 32nd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  9. Jesus College 17

    1. Ninth most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 2 in 2007/8. 40
    2. 16th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 6 in 2007/8. 11
    3. 36th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0

  10. University College 13

    1. Fifth most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 3. 38
    2. 18th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 5 in 2007/8. 0
    3. 12th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  11. Brasenose College 12

    1. Ninth most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 7 in 2007/8. 22
    2. 19th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13
    3. 16th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  12. St Hugh's College 12

    1. 11th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 7 in 2007/8. 22
    2. 12th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13
    3. 19th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  13. St Hilda's College 11

    1. Seventh most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 8 in 2007/8. 33
    2. 23rd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0
    3. 11th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  14. New College 11

    1. 10th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 1 in 2007/8. 20
    2. 11th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 1. 13
    3. 17th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 5 in 2007/8. 0

  15. Worcester College 4

    1. 13th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 6 in 2007/8. 11
    2. 25th most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0
    3. 13th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  16. St Anne's College 0

    1. 22nd most Nobel Prizes or Fields medals, with 0. 0
    2. 19th most tutors for European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 5 in 2007/8. 0
    3. 18th most undergraduates studying European and Middle Eastern Languages, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

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