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An 18-year-old Malaysian student recently received a place at Sydney University in Australia, despite suffering a heart attack during one of his A-level exams.
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Everyone makes a mistake from time to time including The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. The school found that there was an inaccuracy in the results of the psychiatry that affected the grades of 15 testers.
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Pupils from 14 Danish secondary schools will be allowed to search the Internet while writing their final exams this year.
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According to a new survey released today by the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, only one in four Oklahoma high school students can correctly name the first President of the United States of America.
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Eight-year-old Marko Calasan from Macedonia became the youngest person to pass the Microsoft certified exam for Information Technology (IT) professionals.
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Cambridge University students were surprised when they had to compare Amy Winehouse lyrics with Sir Walter Raleigh, Shakespeare, Milton and Wordsworth for their exams.
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It's that time of year again to bring out the cap and gown as family members pack venues across the country to see their family members walk across the stage and receive that diploma. But for many students in Texas, they will not be walking.
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GCSEs and A-levels in geography and science are easier than they were 10 years ago, the exams watchdog Ofqual warns.
Students who take water into the exam hall may improve their grades, a study suggests.
Plans to let universities dictate the content of A-level papers are welcomed by the exam regulator - but accused of being a "quick-fix gimmick" by teachers.
Ministers cut the GCSE-equivalent value of 3,100 vocational qualifications, such as hair services and horse care, ending their recognition in school league tables.
The founder of the controversial Dukan Diet, Dr Pierre Dukan, faces being struck off after suggesting children could pass a new exam by staying thin.
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