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National Exam Results and Qualifications Afghanistan National Exam Results and Qualifications Nationwide University Entrance Exam of Afghanistan Afghanistan A minimum average of 80% (B). (Konkurs) Albania Matura Minimum average of 8 out of 10. Algeria French Baccalaureate A minimum score of 12 out of 20. A minimum score of 16 out of 20 with the Angola Secondary School Leaving Certificate lowest grade of 16 from the related subjects of the applied program. Australia Secondary School Graduation Certificate A minimum average of 70%. Austria Matura A maximum grade of 2. A minimum score of 550 out of 700 from 1st group within the particular area of the TQDK applied program, a minimum score of 450 Azerbaijan from the other groups. A minimum average of 70%, minimum Attestat grade of 3.5 out of 5 or minimum grade of 7 out of 10. A minimum average of 80% in particular Bahrain Secondary School Leaving Certificate area of the applied program. A minimum average of 80% in particular Bangladesh Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) area of the applied program. Belarusian Central Testing A minimum score of 420 out of 600. Belarus A minimum average of 70%, 3.5 out of 5 or Attestat 7 out of 10. Diploma Van Hoger Secundair Onderwijs Belgium A minimum average of 70%. Certificate d’Enseignment Secondair Superieur A minimum average of 70%. Matura Bosnia-Herzegovina A minimum average of 80% (Svjedozba o maturi) High School National Exam Brazil (ENEM) A minimum average of 70%. National Exam Results and Qualifications Bulgaria Matura A minimum average of 70%. Cameroon Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 12 out of 20. Cameroon Three GCE Advanced Level subjects with at Cameroon General Certificate of Education least one subject in particular area of the Advanced Level applied program. A minimum grade of C for each Advanced Level subject. Canada High School Diploma A minimum average of 70%. Prueba de Seleccion Universitaria Chile (PSU) A minimum score of 600 out of 850. Chinese National University Entrance A minimum score of 550 out of 750 in Examination particular area of the applied program. (GAOKAO) People's Republic of China Senior Secondary School Certificate A minimum average of 70%. Cote d’Ivoire Baccalaureate A minimum score of 320 out of 400. Croatia Matura A minimum average of 70%. Czech Republic Maturitni Zhouska / Maturita A minimum average of 70%. Student Examination (Studentereksamen), Higher Preparatory Examination (Højere Forberedelseseksamen), Higher Commercial Denmark A minimum grade of 10 out of 13. Examination (Højere Handelseksamen), Higher Technical Examination (Hojere teknisk eksamen) Egypt Certificate of General Secondary Education A minimum average of 80%. Secondary School Leaving Certificate Estonia A minimum grade of 4 out of 5. (Gümnaasiumi Lõputunnistus) Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Ethiopia Examination A minimum average of 80%. (EHEEE) National Exam Results and Qualifications National Matriculation Examination Finland A minimum grade of 5 out of 7. (Ylioppilastutkinto / studenteksamen) France French Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 12 out of 20. West African Examination Council (WAEC), A minimum grade of “B3” from each Gambia West African Senior School Certificate subject in particular area of the applied Examination program. (WASSCE) A minimum average of 70% or a minimum Georgia Attestat grade of 3,5 out of 5 or a minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Maximum general score of 2 and minimum Germany Abitur score of 11 out of 15 from the subjects in particular area of the applied program. West African Examination Council (WAEC), A minimum grade of “B3” from each Ghana West African Senior School Certificate subject in particular area of the applied Examination program. (WASSCE) Secondary School Leaving Certificate Greece A minimum grade of 15 out of 20. (Apolytirion of Lykeo) Hungary Matura-Erettsegi Bizonyitvany A minimum grade of 2.5 out of 5. Iceland Studentsprof from Gymnasium A minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Class XII India HSSC-ISC, Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), Indian School Certificate (ISC), Intermediate Certificate, Higher School India A minimum average of 70%. Certificate, JEE (Joint Entrance Examination), All India Senior School Certificate, Pre-University Course-awarded on completion of standard XII Ujian Nasional Indonesia A minimum score of 53 out of 60. (UN) A minimum average of 17,5 out of 20 from the high school graduation exam (Dabiristan) which is given after the completion of the four year high school Iran Dabiristan and Pishdaneshgahi education and a minimum average of 17.5 out of 20 from the high school graduation diploma( Pishdaneshgahi). National Exam Results and Qualifications A minimum average of 80% in particular Iraq Secondary School Leaving Certificate area of the applied program. Ireland School Leaving Certificate A minimum grade of C3 from six subjects. Te'udat Bagrut (Matriculation Certificate) A minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Israel Mechina Diploma di Esame di Stato conclusive dei Corsi di İstruzione Secondaria Superiore A minimum grade of 70 out of 100. Italy Diploma di Maturitá Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate Japan A minimum grade of 3 out of 5. (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho) A minimum exam score of 80 % in the Jordan General Secondary Education Certificate stream related to the program applied for. A minimum score of 80 out of 100 from Unified National Test four main subjects (except language (ENT) subjects). Kazakhstan A minimum average of 70% or a minimum Attestat grade of 3,5 out of 5 or a minimum grade of 7 out of 10. A minimum average of B and a minimum Kenya Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) score of 80 in total from four subjects in particular area of the applied program. Diplome per kryerjen e shkolles se mesme te Kosovo A minimum grade of 3 out of 5. pergjithshme – gjimnazin Kuwait General Secondary Education Certificate A minimum average of 80%. National University Entrance Examination (ORT) A minimum score of 200 out of 250. Kyrgyzstan A minimum average of 70% or a minimum Attestat grade of 3,5 out of 5 or a minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Certificate of General Secondary Education Latvia A minimum grade of 8 out of 10. (Atestats par visparejo videjo izglitibu) National Exam Results and Qualifications Lebanon Lebanon Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 12 out of 20. West African Examination Council (WAEC), A minimum grade of “B3” from each Liberia West African Senior School Certificate subject in particular area of the applied Examination program. (WASSCE) Libya General Secondary Education Certificate A minimum average of 80%. Certificate of Maturity Lithuania A minimum grade of 7 out of 10. (Brandos Atestatas) Luxemburg Diplome de Fin d'Etudes Secondaire A minimum score of 45 out of 60. Macedonia Matura A minimum grade of 3,5 out of 5. A minimum grade of B from three subjects Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia Malaysia with two subjects in particular area of the (STPM) applied program. Malta Advanced Matriculation A minimum grade of C. Mexico Bachillerato A minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Attestat A minimum average of 70% or a minimum Moldova grade of 3,5 out of 5 or a minimum grade Diplom ob Okoncanji Srednego Special'nogo of 7 out of 10. Ucebnego Zavedenija A minimum score of 640 out of 800 from General State Examination Mongolia four subjects in particular area of the (Konkurs) applied program. Morocco Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 12 out of 20. VBO / MAVO / HAVO / VWO / MBO Diploma / Netherlands A minimum grade of 7 out of 10. Secondary School Certificate New Zealand University Entrance Bursaries and New Zealand A minimum score of 275 out of 500. Scholarship Examinations National Exam Results and Qualifications West African Examination Council (WAEC), A minimum grade of “B3” from each Nigeria West African Senior School Certificate subject in particular area of the applied Examination program. (WASSCE) A minimum grade of 4,5 out of 6. Norwegian Upper Secondary School Leaving Norway Certificate A minimum average of 80% in the stream Oman General Secondary Education Certificate related to the program applied for. Higher Secondary School Certificate A minimum average of 80% in particular Pakistan (HSSC) / (Intermediate) area of the applied program. A minimum average of 80% in particular Palestine Secondary School Leaving Certificate area of the applied program. Poland Matura, Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci A minimum average of 70%. Concurso Nacional de Candidatura Do Ensino Superior (National Entrance Exam) A minimum score of 16 out of 20. Portugal Pass Diploma de Ensino Secundário Qatar Secondary School Leaving Certificate A minimum average of 70%. College Scholastic Ability Test South Korea A minimum score of 500 out of 800. (CSAT) Romania Diploma de Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 7,5 out of 10. A minimum average of 70% from three Unified State Exam subjects with at least two of them in (EGE) particular area of the applied program. Russian Federation A minimum average of 70% or a minimum Attestat grade of 3,5 out of 5 or a minimum grade of 7 out of 10. GCE Advanced Level from at least three Ruanda AGSCE subjects and a minimum grade of A from Rwanda (Rwanda Advanced General Secondary each subject in particular area of the Certificate Examination) applied program. National Exam Results and Qualifications A minimum average of 80%. High School Diploma Saudi Arabia A minimum average of 80%. Qudrat Scottish Certificate of Education A minimum grade of B from four subjects. (SCE) Scotland Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) A minimum grade of B. Senegal Baccalaureate A minimum grade of 15 out of 20. Serbia Secondary School Leaving Certificate A minimum grade of 3,5 out of 5. West African Examination Council (WAEC), A minimum grade of “B3” from each Sierra Leone West African Senior School Certificate subject in particular area of the applied Examination program.
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