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Advanced Subsidiary Level:

The AS level is awarded to the candidate who clears minimum four subjects including subjects from Group 1 and any three from the remaining options.

Students enrolling in Mathematics should choose a specialization subject from the following.  

  1. Mathematics, Mechanics
  2. Mathematics, Probability and Statistics
  3. Mathematics extended Mathematics.

Mathematics together with a specialization subject makes one whole unit. 

Advanced Level:

The A2 level is awarded to the candidate who clears a minimum of any three subjects from the above options.

Students enrolling in Mathematics should choose a specialization subject from the following.  

  1. Mathematics, Mechanics, Probability and Statistics.
  2. Mathematics, Mechanics, extended Mechanics
  3. Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, extended Probability and Statistics.
  4. Mathematics together with a specialization subject makes one whole unit.   
Choosing the subjects:

Parents and students should check the minimum subject requirements (prerequisites) of the Universities and the departments they plan to seek admission after the completion of A Level.  Choosing the right subjects will help them achieve their academic & career goals.

Diploma:

An A Level would count as a double-credit qualification and an AS Level as a full (single) credit course within the Cambridge AICE Diploma award framework.

Structured approach to obtaining Diploma:

  • Take all A Level components in the same examination session at the end of the course of study, most normally the end of the second year
  • Follow a staged assessment to A Level by taking the Advanced Subsidiary qualification in one examination session, and the final part of assessment in a subsequent session
  • Take the AS Level only

The structure of the International A Level is such that co-teaching of students following both AS and A Level routes is possible.