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Is it easy for IGCSE students to crack NEET?
Not at all no. I studied IGCSE till class 10, and then completed my A levels at the same school. For NEET/AIIMS you need to study the entire CBSE syllabus for PCB and then go on to learn extra facts and details about each subject.
Can you do A levels with Igcses?
IGCSE stands for “International General Certificate of Secondary Education”. It is equivalent to the GCSE qualification which is taken by students in Year 10 – 11 in the UK to prepare them for further pre-university level study, such as A-levels.
Will studying A levels after IGCSE in India help in cracking Indian entrance exams?
Studying A level after the IGCSE curriculum can certainly help students crack the entrance exams. The IGCSE offers a structured curriculum in varied subjects to ensure the essential knowledge is captured well and stated better for understanding.
Should I study 3 or 4 A-Levels?
If you want to take a harder or more prestigious course, you must have better than average grades for example. Also, a high scoring set of 3 A-Levels will be preferred to a low scoring set of 4! An A-grade student with 3 A-Levels is much preferred by a university than a C-grade (or B-grade) student with 4 A-Levels.
Can an Indian get into Cambridge?
Applicants from India must be either affiliated students, that is applying to study for a second Bachelor’s degree, or studying College Board AP exams, the International Baccalaureate, or A Levels. Students with additional qualifications would be preferred.
What is the difference between A-Levels and (I)GCSE?
Unlike the (I)GCSE, A-levels are taken around age 18 (at the end of year 13). A-levels give students an opportunity to undertake specialised study in a few subjects, and their successful completion is an entry requirement for many universities.
What is the difference between GCSE and IGCSE Subject selection?
Subject selection is similar to the GCSE, but the IGCSE includes additional foreign languages, and offered for more than 70 subjects in total. Core subjects are English, Maths, and Sciences, and students must take 5 to 14 subjects.
Does IGSCE use the IGCSE grading scheme?
IGCSE still uses the A* to G grading system, rather than the new GCSE numerical grading. To put the IGCSE grading scheme in perspective, SchoolViews has compiled the following table showing how IGSCE grades compare to US grades and the 4.0 grade point average (GPA) scale:
What are the IGCSE’s in international education?
In international schools that follow the British education system the IGCSE’s are a vital assessment. Firstly, it is a benchmark to show that a student has a foundation to study further. Secondly, the IGCSE’s are a symbol of achievement that shows that the student has the required knowledge to join the workplace.