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Approved International Qualifications List APPROVED INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS LIST Some qualifications can only be submitted as final results. Applicants using those qualifications must submit their final results when they apply. See the charts below for qualifications that will accept predictions and final results, as well as for qualifications that require final results only. Predictions or Final Results Permitted A levels (all UK exam boards)- does not include Cameroon, Mauritius (apart from Edexcel) or Rwanda IB (International Baccalaureate) Pre U Examinations European Baccalaureate French Baccalauréat WASSCE (WAEC only)- The Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone Country Qualification Albania Matura Shtetërore Algeria Enseignement Secondaire Armenia Araratian Baccalaureate Armenia Unified State Exams Australia ATAR/OP Austria Zentralmatura Bahrain Tawjihia (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Exams Belarus Belarussian Central Testing Belgium Diploma van Hoger Secundair Onderwijs / Certificat d’Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur /Abschlusszeugnis der Oberstufe des Sekundarunterrichts (certificate) Bhutan BHSEC Brunei Brunei Cambridge Advanced Level Certificate of Education Bulgaria ȚȎȠȡȞȎ 0DWXUD Caribbean Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination II China Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) 䂾䉂♿勣㕪劒幤 China GaoKao Cote D’Ivoire Baccalauréat 2 APPROVED INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS LIST Croatia Državna matura (Matura) Cyprus ˎ˞ˠ˧˺˭ˮ˦ˢ˯˃˫ˢ˱˙˰ˢ˦˯ 3DQF\SULDQ([DPLQDWLRQV Czech Republic Maturitní zkouška Denmark Studentereksamen Denmark Hojere Foreberedelseseksamen Egypt Certificate of Nile International Secondary Education (CNISE) Level 3 EgyptEstonia RiigieksamitunnistusThanaweya Amma Ethiopia Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Examination Fiji FijiHigher Year Education 13 Certificate Entrance Examination Examination (FY13CE) (EHEEE, Grade 12) Finland Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/StudentexamenbtygYear 13 Certificate Examination (Y13CE) FijiGeorgia UnifiedSeventh National Form Examination Examinations (FSFE) Germany Abitur FranceGreece ApolytirionBaccalauréat (with Panhellenic Examinations) Hong Kong Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Hong Kong -RLQW(QWUDQFH([DPLQDWLRQ -(( 䂾䉂♿勣㕪劒幤 Hungary Érettségi vizsga India HSC/Standard 12/Grade 12 Board Certificate (all national boards) Indonesia Ujian Nasional SMA Ireland IrishÉrettségi Leaving vizsga Certificate (Matura) Italy DiplomaHSC/Senior Di Esame Secondary Di Stato School Certificate/Grade 12 Board Certificate (all exam boards) Japan CenterUjian Nasional Shiken (Center (UNAS) Test) SMA Jordan Tawjihi IsraelKazakhstan UnifiedTeudat BagrutNational Test Kenya KenyaEsame Certificate di Maturità of Secondary Education (KCSE) Korea CollegeCenter Shiken Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) Kosovo Testi i Maturës Shtetërore Kyrgyzstan National Scholarship Test (basic test and at least one subject test) Latvia Centralizētie eksāmeni – compulsory and elective exams (externally marked ones only) Lebanon Lebanese Baccalaureate Certificate of Secondary Education Lithuania BrandosTesti i Maturës Atestatas Shtetërore (national (Matura) level Matura only) KuwaitLuxembourg DiplômeAl Thanaweya de Fin Al d’Etudes Amma (Secondary Secondaires Education Certificate) Macau Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Centralizetie eksameni (Compulsory and elective exams. Externally marked exams only) Baccalauréat Libya Al Thanaweya Al Amma (Secondary Education Certificate) Lithuania Brandos Atestatas (Matura) North Macedonia Државна матура (Drzhavna matura) Macau Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) United Examination Certificate (Senior Middle Level) General Certificate Examination (G.C.E.) Advanced Level Matriculation Certificate Mexico EXANI II National Baccalaureate Exam Maturski i strucni ispit/drzavna matura (Matura) Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire National Exams Board Examinations Staatsexamen voorbereidend wetenschappelijkonderwijs (Staatsexamen VWO) National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) II in Sciences (FSc), Arts (FA) or Commerce Tawjihi Certificate of General Secondary Education Examination (Injaz) Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci (certificate) with Egzamin maturalny (Matura) Diploma de Ensino Secundário Examenul național de Bacalaureat Единый государственный экзамен (ЕГЭ, Unified State Exam) Saudi Arabia Shahadat Al Thanaweya Al Amma Advanced Highers Baccalauréat Cambridge GCE A Levels Maturitná skúška (Matura) Splošna matura (Matura) National Senior Certicate (IEB) Evaluación para el Acceso a la Universidad (EvAU/EBAU, Selectividad) Cambridge GCE A Levels Federal Maturity Certicate (Maturité/Maturità/Maturitätszeugnis/Maturitätsausweis) General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT) Centralized Entrance Examination (CEE) Advanced Certicate of Secondary Education Baccalauréat Advanced Certicate of Education (UACE) External Independent Testing (EIT) United Arab Emirates The Emirates Standardized Test (EmSAT) with Math and English sections United Kingdom Cambridge GCE A Levels Zambia Certicate and GCE 'Ordinary Level' (GCE O Levels) Zimbabwe ZIMSEC 'A' Level Examination 4 APPROVED INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS LIST Only Final Results Permitted SAT :RUOGZLGH PAA %ROLYLD&RVWD5LFD'RPLQLFDQ5HSXEOLF(TXDGRU(O6DOYDGRU*XDWHPDOD+RQGXUDV 0H[LFR3DQDPD3XHUWR5LFR8UXJXD\ Brazil Certificado de Conclusao de Ensino Medio + Vestibular Brazil Exame Nacional do Ensino Medio/Middle Education National Examination (ENEM) Chile Prueba De Seleccion Universitaria Colombia Examen de Estado para Ingreso a la Educacion Superior (Saber 11) Costa Rica Bachillera Nacional Israel Teudat Bagrut Kazakhstan Complex Testing of Applicants Mexico CENEVAL EXANI II Application complete only upon receipt of official final results. 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