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o.0 You sure aren't serious..........
then I guess you're right... :\
Are you frikkin kidding me? -.-

so what you're implying is that even after being an A Level student and knowing the syllabus content in accordance to the A Levels course..the entry tests will still catch me off guard? :/
Haha they won't catch you off guard, infront of the entry tests, YOU HAVE NO GUARD :ROFLMAO::p
That isn't exactly true. The intensity of the entry test is high for both, A level and FSc students. However, the pattern is FSc type so you may say it's tougher for A level students. Even that doesn't mean FSc is better or Harder than A levels because Cambridge Course is certainly better than Ratta System there :D
 
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Are you frikkin kidding me? -.-



That isn't exactly true. The intensity of the entry test is high for both, A level and FSc students. However, the pattern is FSc type so you may say it's tougher for A level students. Even that doesn't mean FSc is better or Harder than A levels because Cambridge Course is certainly better than Ratta System there :D
Well its hard from this perspective that we have to do the entire 2 year fsc course in like a month [2 weeks for PIEAS]
 
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Are you frikkin kidding me? -.-



That isn't exactly true. The intensity of the entry test is high for both, A level and FSc students. However, the pattern is FSc type so you may say it's tougher for A level students. Even that doesn't mean FSc is better or Harder than A levels because Cambridge Course is certainly better than Ratta System there :D
but the Cambridge students aren't used to the ratta system, not one bit. :p
 
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