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  1. ramith

    Please answer..help needed!!

    Yeah thats the only point that aleast makes sense.. I can't do it from Qatar then :(
  2. ramith

    Please answer..help needed!!

    well I got a new reply for the recent email i sent, it was even worser than the last time!! Here is the email I sent : Hello, I will be visiting Qatar as a Permanent resident in December 2012. I will be facing GCE AL on 2013, I need to know whether these subjects mentioned below are...
  3. ramith

    People in Qatar? :)

    A & AS level :)
  4. ramith

    People in Qatar? :)

    Thanks...Its Zone 3 for Qatar... It have all the subjects but in the registration form they have a limited number of subjects :( :cry:
  5. ramith

    People in Qatar? :)

    I really appreciate it :)
  6. ramith

    Subjects at the British Council

    Can you please upload the time table or give a link?
  7. ramith

    Subjects at the British Council

    Thanks for sharing it with us, you did it in this way?
  8. ramith

    Please answer..help needed!!

    The answer was not good enough ...I sent them another email regarding my inquiry.....:)
  9. ramith

    Subjects at the British Council

    Thank god :D
  10. ramith

    Please answer..help needed!!

    I did contact the Qatar British Council about that issue...this was there answer: Thank you for your interest in British Council Qatar, Regarding your inquiry, we only offer the subjects that are shown in the form. You may wait until the registration for May/June and you may find the subjects...
  11. ramith

    Please answer..help needed!!

    Does every country that has a British Council offers all the AL subjects shown in the CIE website? This question might sound weird but Im curious cause Im visiting Qatar in the end of this year and wondering whether they have the subjects I do :( these are my subjects: Computing 9691...
  12. ramith

    People in Qatar? :)

    Please reply to this thread :) I got some questions to ask..
  13. ramith

    British Council Qatar!

    ok :) one question: should I submit my A2 computing project to the British council Qatar? they will mark my project right?
  14. ramith

    British Council Qatar!

    I'm visiting Qatar in this December and I'm hoping to do my AL from the Qatar British council, I just need to know whether these subjects are available in the May/June session: Computing (9691) Biology (9700) Physics (9702) I contacted the Qatar British council via email, they said that...
  15. ramith

    Thanks for following :)

    Thanks for following :)
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  16. ramith

    Please answer!!

    Thanks for replying! :) I will reconsider about it :)
  17. ramith

    Please answer!!

    Thanks for replying bro :D yes I do remember you! :D :D dude, don't worry about the project, I did it on Access 2007 + the VB in access 2007, it was easier than doing the project using only VB6. PM me your email so that we can talk about it :) I did Hotel Reservation btw whats your result?
  18. ramith

    Please answer!!

    I got my AS results, I got a D for computing, E for Bio and B for physics........ Is it possible to turn my grade E & D to atleast a B grade by doing A2 at my very best?? PS. I got 60marks for the A2 computing project... Thank you!
  19. ramith

    Help me solve this doubt..Please!

    Ohhh..okay :D Thank you!! :) that means: 80 upwards is an A 70 - 80 is a B 60 - 70 is a C 50 - 60 is a D 40 - 50 is a E right? :D
  20. ramith

    Help me solve this doubt..Please!

    I'm confused the way CIE calculate marks for AS level. For example, lets say physics. Maximum total mark for physics (9702) is 140 in As levels, so if a student gets 35 for P1, 50 for P2 & 35 for P3, does they add these marks together and divide it by 140 and then multiply by 100? (120/140)...
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