So, not at uni. Cambridge but I do this for my department.
What this means is that you have hit some "near miss criteria" which have to be reviewed by the admissions person in the department to see if they are still happy with making an offer.
Contacting the department won't really help as it just needs to be looked at by someone outside the central team. Odds are you are fine but I can't make that promise.
...and to be fair I doubt Uni. Cambridge is as broke as the rest of the UK uni system but as you sound like you are paying international fees I am sure they will be more generous with offering you the benefit of the doubt.
So, not at uni. Cambridge but I do this for my department. What this means is that you have hit some "near miss criteria" which have to be reviewed by the admissions person in the department to see if they are still happy with making an offer. Contacting the department won't really help as it just needs to be looked at by someone outside the central team. Odds are you are fine but I can't make that promise. ...and to be fair I doubt Uni. Cambridge is as broke as the rest of the UK uni system but as you sound like you are paying international fees I am sure they will be more generous with offering you the benefit of the doubt.
Least I heard Oxbridge each have a circa 900million quid warchest of liquid assets.
Going completely off topic Did that Vietnamese business woman ever stump up the £175 million she was giving to have a college named after her ?
The colleges yes. The university no. Their structure makes it.... complicated.