Students typically take O Levels between the ages of 14 and 16.

Students usually take 8-10 subjects.

O Levels use a letter grading system, with A* being the highest and E being the lowest.

Yes, O Levels are recognized and respected by universities and employers worldwide.

No, O Levels are available to students in schools worldwide that are registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE).

Yes, students can retake O Level exams to improve their grades.

The A Level program typically lasts for two years.

Students typically take A Levels between the ages of 16 and 18.

Students usually take 3-4 subjects

A Levels use a letter grading system, with A* being the highest and E being the lowest.

Yes, A Levels are often a requirement for admission to top universities in the UK and other countries.

Yes, students can take A Levels alongside other qualifications, like BTECs or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses.

No, A Levels are taken by students worldwide and are recognized by universities globally.

Yes, some institutions offer online A Level courses, but this is less common.