Tag: #CAIE
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CAIE Exams: High Courts in Pakistan announced their verdict against the students’ plea
Lahore, 23rd April: Courts in Pakistan have dismissed students’ petition seeking a switch to school assessed grades for Cambridge CAIE exams this year. According to reports, the High Courts of Peshawar, Lahore, Islamabad and Sindh on Friday dismissed the petitions filed by the students against the government’s decision to hold physical CAIE exams in Pakistan.…
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CAIE Update: Will the exams be cancelled?
13th October 2020: England has announced that the upcoming A-levels and GCSE exams will take place, however, with reduced content for some subjects and a start date pushed back by three weeks. In an attempt to compensate for the lost teaching time, most exams will begin from 7 June. Headteachers are accusing ministers of an…
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The ill-fated batch of A-Levels 2021
Lahore, 9th October: The batch of the A-levels 2021 students all over the world are the most affected after the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic. On the surface of it, the batch of 2021 has been the most unaffected by this pandemic when compared to the batch of 2020 and 2022. However, diving deeper into…
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Next year’s A-Level and GCSE exams delayed by two months
London, 31st August: Reportedly, A-Level and GSCE exams are being delayed by two months for the year 2021. According to reports, Labour has called for next year’s A-level and GCSE exams in England to be pushed back in order to cope with the impact of the coronavirus crisis on pupils. Shadow education secretary Kate Green…
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Important announcement for O and A level students by CAIE
Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) has decided that students will be given final grade on the grades prepared by the teachers. According to the details, CAIE has made a big decision regarding giving final grade to the students according to the grades prepared by the teachers. The important announcement will also be sent to all…
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UK will be accepting predicted grades given by teachers
17th August: Reportedly A-Level and GCSE students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will be handed exam grades as predicted by their teachers. Previously only Scotland was said to get grades given to students by the teachers instead of the ones Cambridge gave, but now Wales, England, and Northern Ireland are also being given grades…
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Cambridge issues a statement about the grading system
Lahore, 16th August: Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mahmood has said that Cambridge International has agreed to review its grading procedures. According to reports of Baaghi TV, Cambridge has issued the statement regarding the recently declared CIE results for O’ and A’ Levels after an outcry from Pakistani students who felt they were unfairly graded.…
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Ayesha Omar speaks up for the unfair A-Level grading
Lahore, 14th August: Pakistani actress Ayesha Omar has voiced her opinion against the unfair grading of the A-Level students this year under the pandemic crisis. According to the report of Baaghi TV, Pakistani actress Ayesha Omar has stood up against the unjust grading of the A-level students this year and expressed her sheer displeasure like…
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CAIE’s unfair grading system in 2020
12th August: Ever Since the Cambridge Assessment International Education the CAIE has released grades they awarded the A Level and O Level students, there has been an uprising against the unfair grading system. England, Scotland, and Wales have all criticized the board to be extremely tough on students, they have condemned the way CAIE has…
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IBCC takes decision for the grading of O & A Levels
Lahore, 26th June: Inter-Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC), a body that grants equivalence to foreign qualifications with corresponding Pakistani Certificates, has decided to temporarily shelve the rule of 15% marks deduction of all O & A level students who intend to study in Pakistan’s institutions. Sometimes seen as discrimination against students in Pakistan who choose…