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IB & A-Level Forecast Results - List of Acceptable Schools (Agent use only) Brunei, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, & Vietnam A-Levels IB Brunei Brunei International School Brunei International School Brunei Jerudong International School Jerudong International School Maktab Sains Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan (Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan Science College) China China Beijing International Bilingual Academy Alcanta International College Britannica International School Shanghai American International School of Guangzhou British International School Shanghai Puxi Beanstalk International Bilingual School – Shunyi Campus British School of Guangzhou Beijing BISS International School British School of Nanjing Beijing City International School (BCIS) Dulwich College Shanghai Beijing Dulwich International School Dulwich College Suzhou Beijing Huijia Private School Guangdong Country Garden School Beijing International Bilingual Academy Guangdong Shunde Desheng School Beijing National Day School Harrow International School Beijing Beijing No. 55 High School High School affiliated to Renmin University Beijing World Youth Academy Malvern College Qingdao Canadian International School of Beijing Nantong Stalford International School Chengdu Meishi International School Ningbo International School Chengdu Shude High School Oxford International College Changzhou Dulwich College Shanghai Oxford International College Chengdu Dulwich College Suzhou Shanghai Guanghua College Fudan Fudan International School Shenzhen College of International Education Guangdong Country Garden School The British School of Beijing (all branches) Guangdong Shunde Desheng School Tung Wah High School Guangzhou Nanfang International School Hangzhou International School (part of Shanghai Community International Wellington College international Shanghai School (SCIS) Wellington College International Tianjin International School of Tianjin Wuhan-Britain China School Nord Anglia International School Shanghai Pudong Yew Chung International School of Beijing Shanghai Community International School (SCIS) – Hongqiao and Pudong Yew Chung International School of Chongqing Shanghai Pinghe School Yew Chung International School of Shanghai Shanghai Singapore International School Yew Wah School (include all Yew Wah Schools that offer A Levels) Shekou International School Suzhou Singapore International School The Western International School of Shanghai Western Academy of Beijing Xiaoshi High School India India APL Global School Aditya Birla World Academy Bangalore International School B D Somani International School British International School - Chennai Bangalore International School Calcutta International School Calcutta International School Canadian International School Canadian International School Fravashi International Academy Choithram International GD Goenka World School Dhirubhai Ambani International School Good Shepherd International School DPS, Pushp Vihar Hebron School DRS International Indus International School, Hyderabad Ecole Mondiale World School Indus International School, Pune GD Goenka World School International School Aamby Good Shepherd International School Kimberley The Boarding School Indus International School, Bangalore NES International School Mumbai Indus International School, Hyderabad NSS Hill Spring International School Indus International School, Pune Oberoi International School International School Aamby Podar International School International School of Hyderabad Sadhbhavana World School Kiit International School Sarala Birla Academy, Bangalore Kodaikanal International School SCAD World School Mahatma Gandhi International School Scottish High International School Mahindra United World College of India Singapore International School Mercedes Benz International School The Cathedral Vidya School, Lonavala Mosaica International School The International School Bangalore (TISB), Bangalore NES International School Mumbai The Riverside School NSS Hill Spring International School The Universal School Oakridge International School Trio World Academy Oberoi International School Trivandrum International School Oberoi International School, Mumbai Vidya Sanskar International School Pathways School Vishwashanti Gurukul Podar International School Ryan Global School Sarala Birla Academy, Bangalore Scottish High International School Singapore International School Stonehill International School Symbiosis International School The Aga Khan Academy Hyderabad The Cathedral Vidya School, Lonavala The International School Bangalore (TISB), Bangalore The Riverside School Trio World Academy Trivandrum International School Vishwashanti Gurukul Last updated 27 May 2019 A-Levels IB Indonesia Indonesia IPH (all schools) ACS Jakarta Mentari School Bandung Independent School SIS Kelapa Gading Binus Simprug British International School Gandhi Memorial International School Global Jaya School Jakarta International School Sekolah Ciputra, Surabaya Sekolah Pelita Harapan (SPH) Sinarmas World Academy Singapore School, Bona Vista Malaysia Malaysia Brickfields Asia College Cempaka School HELP University College Change GB International School to IGB International School INTEC College Fairview International School, Johor INTI University College Fairview International School, Penang KDU College Fairview International School, Subang Methodist College KL Fairview International School, Wangsa Maju Campus Methodist College KL Fairview International School, Kuala Lumpur SEGI College GB International School Sunway University College International School of Kuala Lumpur Talor's University College KDU International School TAR College Kolej Tunku Kurshiah MARA College Banting MARA College Seremban Marlborough College Malaysia Mont'Kiara International School Nexus International School, Putrajaya St. Joseph’s Institution International School Malaysia Taylor's College Sri Hartamas The International School of Penang (Uplands) UCSI International School Thailand Thailand Anglo Singapore International School Ascot International School Ascot International School Bangkok Patana School British International School British International School Bromsgrove International School Concordian International School Charter International School Garden International School, Eastern Seaboard, Ban Chang Crescent International School KIS International School Garden International School, Bangkok NIST International School Harrow International School Pan-Asia International School International Pioneers School Prem Tinsulanonda International School International School of Samui Regents International School Pattaya Lanna International School Ruamrudee International School Modern International School St Andrews International School, Bangkok Montfort College St Andrews International School, Bangna Panyadee, the British School of Samui St Andrews International School, Green Valley, Rayong Rasami British International School The Regent’s School, Bangkok Shrewsbury International School Wells International School Singapore International School of Bangkok St Stephen’s International School, Khao Yai St Stephen’s International School, Bangkok Thai Sikh International School The Regent’s School, Bangkok Traill International School Singapore Singapore Anderson Junior College School of the Arts (SOTA) Angle-Chinese School (Independent) ACS (International), Singapore Anglo-Chinese Junior College Anglo Chinese School (Independent) Australian International School Singapore Australian International School Singapore Avondale Grammar School Canadian International School Dulwich College Chatsworth International School, Singapore Furen International School German European School Singapore Hwa Chong Institution Hillside World Academy Meridian Junior College Hwa Chong International School Nanyang Junior College ISS International School Singapore National Junior College Nexus International School Singapore Raffles Institution St. Joseph’s Institution International St. Joseph’s Institution International Tanglin Trust School Stalford Academy UWCSEA (United World College of South East Asia) Tanglin Trust School Temasek Junior College UWCSEA (United World College of South East Asia) Victoria Junior College Vietnam Vietnam ABC International School American International School British International School, Hanoi APU International School (US) British International School, Ho Chi Minh City Australian International School International Pacific School British International School, Hanoi Saigon Star International School British International School, Ho Chi Minh City Singapore International School @ Binh Duong New City Canadian International School, Vietnam Singapore International School @ Danang European International School Singapore International School @ Gamuda Gardens Hanoi International School Singapore International School @ Saigon South International School, Ho Chi Minh City Singapore International School @ Vung Tau Renaissance International School The British Vietnamese International School Saigon South International School Vietnam Australia International School United Nations International School, Hanoi Vietnam-Australia School, Hanoi Last updated 27 May 2019.
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