Order fake Cambridge GCE A level certificate Online

Here are key points about the GCE A Level Certificate:

1. Age and Duration: Students typically take A Levels between the ages of 16 and 18, after completing their General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) exams. A Levels generally take two years to complete—first in Year 12 (called AS Level) and then in Year 13 (called A2 Level).

2. Subjects: Students usually choose 3 or 4 subjects to study at A Level. These can range from subjects like mathematics, sciences, humanities, languages, and arts. At the end of the first year, students take AS Level exams, and in the second year, they take the full A2 Level exams.

3. Grading: A Levels are graded from A (highest)* to E (pass). If a student doesn’t achieve the minimum required grade, they may receive a U (ungraded). The overall A Level grade reflects the student’s performance across both AS and A2 levels.

4. Purpose: A Levels are widely used for university entry, as universities typically require specific A Level grades for admission into various programs. They are also recognized internationally, making them useful for students applying to universities in other countries.

 

How do I get my Cambridge A level Certificate?

ordinary level (O/L) and advanced level (A/L) examination certificates online. You can now log in to the "Request Examination Certificates online" web site of Sri Lanka Department of Examinations and provide required information. After payment is being made, you will receive your certificate by post within 24-48 hours.

(2016 GCE A-level Certificate)

 

What is the difference between CIE and CAIE?

The old name: CIE and this stands for Cambridge International Examination. ... Cambridge Assessment International Education or CAIE. The company felt that it better represented the broader meaning of the curriculum and the various assessments for learning that it provides and not just the examinations.

 

 

Is CIE Cambridge A level?

Cambridge International AS and A Levels are internationally benchmarked qualifications providing excellent preparation for university education. They are part of the Cambridge Advanced stage. Schools and learners find Cambridge International AS and A Levels very flexible.

 

What is Cambridge A Level certificate called?

The Cambridge International General Certificate of Education: Advanced Level (formally also known as the University of Cambridge International General Certificate of Education: Advanced Level ; informally also known as International (GCE) A-Level(s).

(2017 GCE A-level Certificate)

(2020 GCE A-level Certificate)

 

How is the GCE A Level certificate graded?
The GCE A Level certificate is graded using a letter-based system, ranging from A (highest)* to E (pass), with U indicating a fail. Here's how it works:

A Level Grading Scale:

• A* (A-star) – The highest grade, awarded for exceptional performance.
• A – Excellent performance.
• B – Good performance.
• C – Satisfactory performance.
• D – Adequate performance.
• E – The minimum passing grade.
• U – Ungraded, meaning the student did not achieve the minimum required standards to pass the exam.

Grading Breakdown:

1. AS Level:
   • Typically taken in the first year of A Levels.
   • Graded with the same A*-E scale.
   • In many subjects, AS Level exams contribute to the final A Level grade (but in some subjects, the AS Level is separate, and only the A2 Level exam counts towards the final grade).
2. A2 Level:
   • The second and final year of A Levels.
   • It carries more weight in determining the final grade compared to the AS Level.
   • The final A Level grade is a combination of both AS and A2 performance.

A Level Grade Calculation:

• For most subjects, the final grade is determined by combining marks from both AS Level (taken in Year 12) and A2 Level (taken in Year 13).
• The A grade* was introduced in 2010 and is awarded to students who achieve a high standard across both the AS and A2 components of the course, including achieving an A grade and a certain percentage mark across the entire course.

For example, a student needs to score at least 90% across their total A Level marks to earn an A* grade, which includes their AS and A2 performance.

Example Grading Scale:

• A Level Grade: A* (top performance)
• A Level Grade: A (excellent performance)
• A Level Grade: B (good performance)
• A Level Grade: C (satisfactory performance)
• A Level Grade: D (adequate performance)
• A Level Grade: E (minimum pass)
• A Level Grade: U (ungraded, fail)

(2022 GCE A-level Certificate)