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Can I go to college after IGCSE?
You will be pleasantly surprised by the variety of study opportunities you can find. You will also discover that there are many study routes after SPM/IGCSE/O-level. For example, you can take a pre-university programme that can lead you to a bachelor degree and subsequently, postgraduate studies.
What are the options after IGCSE?
Students after completing their IGCSE in Grade 10 would move on to study Cambridge Advanced in Grades 11 &12….Subjects are selected from five curriculum areas:
- Group 1 – Languages.
- Group 2 – Humanities.
- Group 3 – Sciences.
- Group 4 – Mathematics.
- Group 5 – Creative and Vocational.
Do Indian colleges accept IGCSE?
The Association of Indian Universities, the organisation that awards equivalence to foreign degrees in India, has granted equivalence to Cambridge International A Levels, Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge O Levels.
Can you do IB after IGCSE?
The A-Level results presumably represent the student’s strong areas, but the GCSE/IGCSE results help fill in the other blanks and embellish the A-Level portfolio. Therefore an IB candidate may be admitted on the basis of having done bio and chem at IB level, but may also need to present a physics IGCSE or GCSE.
Are IGCSEs and GCSEs accepted for entry to universities in the UK?
Yes, both IGCSEs and GCSEs are accepted for entry to universities in the UK.
Why choose an IGCSE history course at 14?
Philip, TutorsPlus History tutor believes, “ an IGCSE course not only keeps students of the 14-16 years age range sharply focused upon their studies but also provides them with the crucial experience of sitting public examinations in mainly timed-test conditions. This is invaluable early preparation for the exams students will sit at age 18”.
What are the advantages of the IGCSE?
Andrea, Biology teacher and TutorsPlus Science tutor believes, “with respect to the Sciences, the breadth and depth of knowledge combined with the skills required by the IGCSE is second to none. There is lots of application and practical-based content”. It is also considered an advantage of the IGCSE that assessment is held under exam conditions.
Is the IGCSE good enough for the IB Diploma?
What IGCSE students may lack is an understanding of the inquiry-based learning approach and criteria-based assessment system of the IB Diploma, as well as certain skills such as independent research. In summary, the IGCSE is a perfectly adequate platform for the IB Diploma in terms its content.