What composite number can be represented as $\binom{n}{k}$ for $k\neq1$ or $n-1$

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This is a problem I came up with when I was working with binomial coefficients. Let's call the title statement $(*)$. Obviously for any primes do not satisfy $(*)$, therefore we only need to focus on composite numbers.

How can I proceed?

Any help appreciated.