Influence of ig score on university application

No, most schools don't look at IG scores.

IGCSE is one of the most popular international certifications for middle school curriculum in the world. Only by completing this part of the course can you enter the advanced level (A-Level scores 12 and 13) and enter the university, which is the so-called "bridging course".

The importance of IG score for the application is mainly reflected in the following aspects: 1, not IELTS score: IGCSE English is above B/6, and many British universities allow it to replace IELTS score of 2, which affects A-level course selection: many schools stipulate that ALevel has no experience in relevant subjects at IG stage and is not allowed to take this course.

IGCSE courses can be taken in more than 0/00 countries around the world, which is equivalent to the traditional GCSE education in Britain. If you want to apply for prestigious universities in Britain such as Cambridge and Oxford, this test result is one of the important references for your application. IGCSE is usually a two-year course. Of course, some international schools choose to reduce the two-year course to one year, and the progress of nature teaching will be very tight.

The IGCSE exam is conducted at the end of the course, including written test, oral test, homework and practical evaluation, which provides more opportunities for students (especially those from non-English-speaking countries) to demonstrate their learning ability.

CAIE Examination Bureau provides IGCSE examinations twice a year, in June and 1 1 respectively. The grade distribution of CAIE Examination Bureau adopts the 8-letter grade of A *-G. However, after the reform of GCSE grading system in Britain, the demand for 9- 1 grading system has increased in some international schools, so CAIE now allows schools in some areas to choose between 9- 1 mathematics system and the old alphabet system.