requirment on how to take examination for secondary under graduate?
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Not sure what you're asking, but I'll try.\n\nIf you need test-taking tips, read on.  If a multiple-choice format test, read any passages after you have read the possible answers to skim and scan ofr needed info.\n\nMaterials for a test:\n\nUse scratch paper.\n\nIf in college, a blue book might be necessary (you have to provide this, the prof will not) or a scantron form for multi. choice.  There professor will already have told you what to bring.  Always have a no. 2 pencil for a scantron test.
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get a sample test book from your library.  It'll give you a good idea of the format of the questions.  Every state has different requirements so people here can't help you, what applies in their state might not apply to your state.
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Plz check AICTE site : http://www.aicte.ernet.in/ApprovedInstitute.htm. Required info is available there.
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
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Go to the waec website, that shuldnt be hard for you
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well the Irish ones are all to do with the Ireland that isn't part of the UK - I can't explain them for you sorry as I don't know anything about it\n\nGCSE's are exams that all pupils in Year 11 of secondary school in the United Kingdom take. The minimum you can take is 9 subjects or 10 I can't remember (I'm doing 13) but some people that can't cope can only take like 5 (this normally applies for people with learning problems, it's not very common to only take 5 GCSE's).\n\nThen, if you pass in 5 or more of your GCSE's (a pass is a C or above) then you can go to sixth form where you do your A levels. Also I think you can do A levels in college too. Anyway, the first year of A levels, you do AS level exams which count towards the overall mark of your A levels. At AS you can take maximum 5 subjects but most people opt for 4. \nThen in year 13 you do the A level exams, and you can drop 2 subjects from your AS if you've taken 5 AS's or you can drop 1 if you've taken 4 As's. but you can do 4 subjects at A level (that's the maximum) if you feel you can cope with but, but again, loads of people opt for 3 which is the minimum. A levels then are used to get into universities.\n\nthat all happens in secondary schools in the UK\n\nI don't know about any of the others sorry
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Contact you local Department of Family and Children Services.  You normally have to take classes as part of the application.
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you must give exam and pay or no impossible\n                                      good luck
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For most jobs you will have to take the test first. However, contact the post office you'd like to work at and see if they have any openings and what the requirements are. Good luck.
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your best bet is to either write to the exam boards like city and guilds or speak to the place you took these qualifications they more than likely have an idea how to find you your results good luck.
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you'll need to get in touch with the place that you took the test or go to the NY state Dept. of Education--they should be able to tell you how you can get a copy.
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There are several postal exams depending on the position you are choosing. There are some good books at the library which have sample questions for each type of exam. You usually need a score of 70 or higher. Good luck!
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go to their website & upload ur Resume.once get shortlisted..u will have to take up 1written exam followed by 2 rounds of interviews.
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Click on the link below.  It will bring you to the application page (scroll down a bit to see it).
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Have a look at the UCAS website.
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DEPEND WHAT U studying NOT LESS  THAN   2 UP TO 10
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Try u compus student tutor.