Cambridge O Level and IGCSE Results
More than 60,000 students from Pakistan have effectively passed their O-level and IGCSE exams as the results were declared by Cambridge on Wednesday.
The most recent set of evaluations carried out by the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) has gained focus for being the most comprehensive exam series up to now.
Surprisingly, an astonishing 1.7 million submissions arrived from 5,600 learning establishments across 147 nations. This statistic demonstrates an 11% growth in contrast to the figures from June 2022.
Particularly, Pakistan witnessed a 4% upsurge in the quantity of registrations for the June 2023 Cambridge IGCSE and O-level tests, involving more than 210,000 candidates engaging in the evaluations.
Within the wide range of disciplines, students from Pakistan exhibited a remarkable inclination towards Islamiyat, English, and Pakistan Studies.
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Remarkably, an incredible 1.7 million entries were received from 5,600 educational institutions across 147 countries. This data illustrates an 11% increase compared to the data from June 2022.
Specifically, Pakistan experienced a 4% rise in the number of enrollments for the June 2023 Cambridge IGCSE and O-level exams, with over 210,000 participants taking part in the assessments.
Across a broad array of subjects, learners from Pakistan displayed a notable preference for Islamiyat, English, and Pakistan Studies.
Moreover, she observed that the pandemic’s influence has been carefully examined in the determination of the grades. So, a student who secured an A grade before the pandemic can anticipate an equivalent chance of attaining an A grade in 2023.
Rod Smith, Cambridge’s Group Managing Director of International Education, delivered a comforting statement. He highlighted that students possessing these qualifications can face the future with assurance, equipped with the necessary skills needed to grasp forthcoming prospects.
More than 60,000 students from Pakistan have effectively passed their O-level and IGCSE exams as the results were declared by Cambridge on Wednesday.
The most recent set of evaluations carried out by the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) has gained focus for being the most comprehensive exam series up to now.
Surprisingly, an astonishing 1.7 million submissions arrived from 5,600 learning establishments across 147 nations. This statistic demonstrates an 11% growth in contrast to the figures from June 2022.
Particularly, Pakistan witnessed a 4% upsurge in the quantity of registrations for the June 2023 Cambridge IGCSE and O-level tests, involving more than 210,000 candidates engaging in the evaluations.
Within the wide range of disciplines, students from Pakistan exhibited a remarkable inclination towards Islamiyat, English, and Pakistan Studies.
Remarkably, an incredible 1.7 million entries were received from 5,600 educational institutions across 147 countries. This data illustrates an 11% increase compared to the data from June 2022.
Specifically, Pakistan experienced a 4% rise in the number of enrollments for the June 2023 Cambridge IGCSE and O-level exams, with over 210,000 participants taking part in the assessments.
Across a broad array of subjects, learners from Pakistan displayed a notable preference for Islamiyat, English, and Pakistan Studies.
Moreover, she observed that the pandemic’s influence has been carefully examined in the determination of the grades. So, a student who secured an A grade before the pandemic can anticipate an equivalent chance of attaining an A grade in 2023.
Rod Smith, Cambridge’s Group Managing Director of International Education, delivered a comforting statement. He highlighted that students possessing these qualifications can face the future with assurance, equipped with the necessary skills needed to grasp forthcoming prospects.