Advans level exam 👻❤

The "advanced level exam" in the context of Sri Lanka refers to the GCE Advanced Level (A/L) Examination, a national exam for students in their final two years of secondary school (Grades 12 and 13). It's a qualification that's crucial for university admissions and is similar to the British A-level. 

Here's a more detailed breakdow

• Purpose:

  The A-level exam is the final certification for senior secondary education and acts as a selection exam for university and other higher educational institutions. 
• Timing:

  Students usually take the A-level exam in the final two years of their secondary education, grades 12 and 13. 
• Availability:

  The exam is offered in three mediums: Sinhala, Tamil, and English. 
• Significance:

  The A-level results are used for university admissions and are considered a basic qualification for various employment levels. 
• Alternative to school:

  Individuals who have completed their school education can also sit for the A-level exam as private candidates

It is usually taken by students during the optional final two years of collegiate level (grade 12 and 13 (usual age 18–19) or external (non-school) candidates, after they have completed GCE Ordinary Level exams.

What level is the advanced level?

AS and A levels - are sometimes called General Certificates of Education or Advanced levels and are normally studied after GCSEs. They are usually studied over two years. Advanced level qualifications are subject-based qualifications that can lead to university, further study, training, or work.

Is the Sri Lankan advanced level exam hard?

GCE A/Ls is perhaps the most important and most com- petitive exam any Sri Lankan could sit for. It can radically change the course of one's life. Therefore, almost every student works harder for A/Ls than they have ever worked before. This is especially true in the Science stream.

How many times can do al exam in Sri Lanka?

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    In Sri Lanka, candidates are generally allowed up to three attempts to pass the GCE             Advanced Level (A/L) examination. If a student fails to meet the minimum requirements         for university admission within three attempts, they can still retake the exam, but they            will likely not be eligible for state university admission after the third attempt. 

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