Academic Point System Sample Clauses

Academic Point System. Students undertake a minimum of three Subjects at Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE). Sitting for three subjects enables students to attain a maximum of 36 academic points. However, more students are now opting for four subjects which may lead them to achieve a maximum of 48 academic points. The Academic Point System is a means to encourage students to strive for excellence. The Point System is applicable to all students who sit for external examinations with Cambridge Examinations Syndicate and City & Guilds Examinations, or the equivalent as verified by the Seychelles Qualifications Authority. According to the UCAS (University and Colleges Application Systems), the City & Guilds Diploma of Vocational Education are similar in standard to A-­‐levels and are qualifications which can lead to an offer in higher education or employment. However, not all institutions of higher learning accept City & Guilds Diploma. Therefore, all eligible applicants with such qualifications also need to secure placement in an approved training institution in order to be awarded a GoS scholarship. Students will be awarded scholarships in chosen field based on the points system below. Their total points will be calculated on total number of subjects followed. The allocation of points by grades is as follows: Grades Total Points (36 maximum) A level Total points (18 points) AS level City & Guilds Diploma City & Guilds Advanced Diploma Grade A* 12 points 6 points Grade A 10 Points 5 points 12 (Distinction) 24 (Distinction) Grade B 8 Points 4 points Grade C 6 Points 3 points 6 (Merit) 12 (Merit) Grade D 4 Points 2 points Grade E 2 Points 1 point 2 (Pass) 4 (Pass) Note: students must pass all their exams within the same year in order to qualify on the point system. They may re-­‐sit a maximum of two subjects in the following sitting to improve their grades. In order to support the growth of UniSey, students with minimum of 12 academic points will be awarded scholarship based on criteria set by UniSey and secure placement in UniSey’s partner universities.
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