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At what age do you complete 12th grade?
For class 12th, there is no specifications of age but minimum age is considered to be 17 years of age. Different schools may allow students differently. So, you should be atleast 16- 17 years of age for class 12th exams.
What should be the age in Class 11?
Age Criteria
| Class | Date of Birth in Between | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Class VIII* | 1/4/2009 | If the child is 12 + |
| Class IX* | 1/4/2008 | If the child is 13 + |
| Class X* | 1/4/2007 | If the child is 14 + |
| Class XI* | 1/4/2006 | If the child is 15 + |
How much should I study for HSC?
Once again, consistency and dedicated commitment is needed to survive and thrive in the HSC. So for example, if you study 12 units in your HSC year as the majority of students do, the recommended amount is 24 hours of study per week. This equates to roughly three and a half hours of study per day.
What is the ideal age to pass 12th class?
The ideal age is 17. That is you turn 18 after you complete class 12. This age is by no means the fixed standard. I personally had classmates who would turn 19 after 12th and ones who would still remain 16. See this is the problem with the mindset about education we should ask ourselves should there be a right age to pass 12th class?
Should you choose an adult high school completion program?
Students who only need to complete a couple of credits to earn their diploma may want to consider an adult high school completion program, in which students take the courses they need to graduate, like an English class, says McLendon.
How long does it take to get a high school diploma?
It can take as little as a few weeks to a couple of years for adults to earn a high school credential, says McLendon. Joel Sanders, 21, another Goodwill student, says adults shouldn’t expect a typical high school experience. He says students need to be goal-oriented and willing to put in hard work.
What should I expect in my freshman year of high school?
Your freshman year of high school marks the beginning of an important high school journey – one that will, hopefully, lead you to a great college education. There will be growing pains; the start of high school may be exciting, but it will be a big adjustment.