Cambridge GCE A Level (General certificate of secondary education) About Cambridge A Levels

The Cambridge Centre of Analytics (CCA) provides the globally acknowledged Cambridge AS and A Levels, setting the benchmark for university readiness. As Cambridge's premier qualification, CCA students are afforded an education on par with that of the UK, universally recognized for university admissions. CCA's stringent A Levels uphold elevated academic criteria, allowing students to choose subject combinations that align with their passions. The curriculum underscores profound subject mastery, analytical reasoning, well-founded arguments, practical application of theories, and articulate communication.

Examination System

The AS and A-Level final examinations are held twice a year in May/June and October/ November, the results of which are published in August and January respectively.

Grading System

Students are expected to take at least four subjects, including the English General Paper - however, they may take more than the required credits depending on their interests and capabilities. Students are assessed on a grade scale from A* awarded for the highest level of achievement, to E indicating the minimum required performance to constitute as a pass. U stands for ungraded which is a failure.

Cambridge International AS & A Level subject groups

Your Future

On completion of the GCE A Level Programme students will be able to advance straight onto a career, or alternatively progress to further studies and pursue an undergraduate degree or professional qualification, either nationally or internationally.

Entry Requirements

Students who have taken the SEE/GCSE/CBSE or equivalent exams at the time of admission can apply. NON-SCIENCE SEE Board Nepal with a MINIMUM overall of 2.4 GPA SCIENCE SEE Board Nepal with a MINIMUM overall of 2.8 GPA In addition, all students must pass The British College A Level Entrance Exam, held in the college building Thapathali, Kathmandu.

Module

The College offers various subject combinations to fulfill requirements and to prepare students for university studies, i.e. science, medical, engineering, business and liberal arts.