What does HSC means or stands for? (in education)?
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Higher Secondary (School) Certificate, the "certificate" given to students passing out of higher secondary school/junior college in Bangladesh, and also in Maharashtra, India. Also refers to the final examination taken by thousands of students of Grade 12 (Called Standard 12 in India) in Maharashtra
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i am not sure what exactly you mean but its, \nPresident\nvice president\ntreasurer\nsecretary\nmembers\nbut it all depends on whta club you are meaning and it varies from school to school.
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A High School Diploma signifies that a person met the curriculum (classes) requirement of the state.  A High School Certificate just signifies that a person attended school but did not necessarily take the classes necessary by the state to graduate. The Certificate will most likely NOT get you into college.  Talk to you High school counselor to find out what your options are.\n\nYour friend can also request her transcripts from her high school.  They should say if she graduated or was awarded a certificate of completion.
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by the score on the mht cet exams, or the asso-cet exam. some colleges even have their own cets. hsc marks are only applicable if u wanna do bsc.
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We don't really have this word in the English language, because our University system is different, and we have less work, so no need for apsolvent status!!  I guess I would say its somebody who is repeating their final year. But its not really the same is it????\n\nIf a can think of a better answer I will get back to you.\nObecavam :-))\n\nThe computer recnik says "ADVANCED UNIVERSITY STUDENT"\n\nThough really I must tell you in the English unversity system this is a rare term. Or I don't know about my own education system!!!
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LKG means Lower KinderGarten \nUKG means Upper KinderGarten\nCBSE means Central Board of Secondary Education\nCBSE syllabus is the standard syllabus set by that Central Board of Secondary Education in India which is followed by many schools throughout India. Apart from this CBSE syllabus there is local state syllabus which is different to each and every state of India.
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it stands for  \n\nMalan, Tygerberg, Bellville and Stellenberg \n\nEvery year sees the build-up of the biggest schools athletics event in the Northern Suburbs when high schools DF Malan, Tygerberg, Bellville and Stellenberg compete for the sought after MTBS trophy.
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i think in some countries its high school
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School, huh?\n\nOr do you mean learning things?\nLearning about things you dont even care about isnt that bad, it never hurts to have knowledge and be prepared for things to come. \n\nBut school (as the organisation) sux!\nIts focus is on subjects that prepare you for your work life and many times peoples potential gets strangled by the school system, even guys like Einstein didnt do so hot in school.\n\nThe old romans had a saying:\n\n"Non scholae sed vitae discimus"\nWhich supposedly means: Not for school but for life we learn.\n\nNow think that one over!\nIf you want to get technical about it it also means:\n\nSchool isnt life!\n\nSo there! \nWho needs it :p
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It's a type of classification. University degrees are graded as follows:\n\n1st = 70% and above\n2:1 = 60% to 69%\n2:2 = 50% to 59%\n3rd = 40% to 49%\nBelow 40% means you still graduate but without "honours".\n\nThen you have the type of degree you do so a B.A stands for a Bachelor of Arts so thats "art" based & humanities subjects. BSc is Bachelor of Science. If you do a Masters (a postgraduate degree) then you get an MA or an MSc.\n\n(I personally have a 2:1 BA Joint Honours - Joint because I did French and Spanish as equal weighting subjects - with a distinction in Oral French)\n\nAs a side there are also cockney rhyming slang for degrees now:\n1st = Damian (as in Damian Hirst)\n2:1 = Attila (as in Attila the Hun)\n2:2 = Desmond (Desmond Tutu)\n3rd = Douglas (Douglas Hird)\n\nI think the most common degree to get is a 2:1.
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ICU as more then one meaning...\nI See You Internet->Chat \nIgnition Control Unit Governmental->NASA \nIndigent College Unit Academic & Science->Universities \nInner City Underground Community \nIntensive Care Unit Medical->Oncology \nIntensive care unit Medical->Physiology \nInterface Control Unit Governmental->Military \nInternational Catholic University Academic & Science->Universities \nInternational Christian University Academic & Science->Universities \nInternational Classes For Unicode Computing->Assembly \nInternational Conference on Ultra-Wideband Community->Conferences \nInternational Corean University Academic & Science->Universities \nIntersection Capacity Utilization Governmental->Transportation \nIsa Configuration Utility Computing->Assembly \nIzquierda Castreñsa Unida International->Spanish
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yes http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/
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If it's "Ed.S" it means " Educational Specialist" but I think in this context it is "eds." meaning "editors"
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This belongs in either "higher education," "primary & secondary education," or "education - other," NOT "special education."
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If you are in Maharashtra, you should get it between 22nd and 24th June 2006.\nBoad officials announced this while declaring HSC results.\nGood luck.
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This usually refers to "student loans," and loans that are for higher education such a college. Educational loans are now available for private elementary and high schools. iStudentLoan.com provides useful information and resources for educational loans.
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you could also say la preparatoria ( it is more correct than colegio since it is the equivalent at least in Mexico to High School and colegio means literally college ) está cerca ( close to ) de la iglesia, but por la iglesia is correct