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Originally posted by Simon Lee:
'O' level is the exam you take when you are 16yrs that enables you to study for the next 2 years (i.e. 16-18yrs). At 18yrs you go to university.
So whatever that is in India..
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Originally posted by Angela Poynton:
Yep what Mark said sounds about right, although I wasn't aware of the equivilency difference between an "A"(Advanced) level and a Scottish Higher, I always thought they were equivilent but it sounds like a Scottish Higher is more like an "AS" Level which is the exam taken now by most 17 years old in the year between their GCSE's and "A"levels.
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Mark Fletcher - http://www.markfletcher.org/blog
I had some Java certs, but they're too old now...
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Everyone goes to school until they are 18 (unless they drop out).
Originally posted by Ravish Kumar:
Drop out means person fails in any class[after exam] or person decides not to go ??
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
As I said earlier, everyone can go to high school until they are 18 (12th grade) if they want to.
Originally posted by Ravish Kumar:
Do you have exams in colleges[graduation/PG] ?
When is the first time one takes any exam ?
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Originally posted by Ravish Kumar:
Then you guys are eating cakes...
I have no idea what you mean by this. Do you think that this means that a degree from MIT or Harvard is not any good because we don't have a special exam?
We do not have anything like your "O" levels.
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