Category: A/L
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Are you a 2024 A/L student aiming to enter a Sri Lankan state university in the 2024/2025 academic year? This guide is here to assist you in navigating the University Grants Commission (UGC) application process, ensuring you make informed decisions and avoid common pitfalls. 📅 Key Dates ✅ Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for university…
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The 2024 A/L examination is being now (Nov-Dec 2024). Unofficial MCQ answer schemes compiled by various tuition teachers are presented here for reference only. Please note that these are not the official marking schemes, so answers may be subject to change when official schemes are released. Answers for the following subjects are available here or…
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Prof. Kalinga Bandara from the Department of Physics, University of Peradeniya, has released his anticipated Physics model paper for A/L 2024 examinations. This valuable resource helps students prepare for their upcoming Advanced Level examinations. About the Model Paper Professor Bandara’s model papers are widely recognized among A/L students for their accuracy in predicting examination patterns…
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The Commissioner General of Examinations, Mr. Amith Jayasundara, has confirmed that the 2024 GCE Advanced Level examination will not be postponed and will be held as originally scheduled from November 25 to December 20, 2024. Making the announcement at a special press conference, Mr. Jayasundara emphasized that candidates should refer to the official examination timetables…
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This post guides you through the diverse career paths available after completing your Ordinary Level (O/L) or Advanced Level (A/L) exams in Sri Lanka. Your O/L results are a stepping stone to many exciting professions. Let’s explore some of the career categories and the types of jobs within each field that you could pursue: Browse…
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The University Grants Commission (UGC) of Sri Lanka has released its proposed intake numbers for various degree programs across state universities for the 2022/2023 academic year. This information is crucial for students planning their higher education journey in Sri Lanka. Let’s take a closer look at the admission numbers for different courses of study. Key…
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In Sri Lanka, pursuing a career in medicine is a dream for many biological science students, often encouraged by parents. However, the path to becoming a doctor is highly competitive and comes with its own set of challenges. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of medical education in Sri Lanka, including the pros…
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In a thought-provoking discussion with Sirasa TV, Professor Sampath Amaratunge, Chairman of the University Grants Commission of Sri Lanka, shed light on the often-overlooked potential of science degrees. While many students and parents remain fixated on pursuing medical studies, Prof. Amaratunge highlighted the diverse and rewarding career prospects that science disciplines offer within Sri Lanka…
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These Z score tables for 2022 A/L provide valuable insights into the cutoff scores required for admission to various degree programs across the country’s universities. New – Download 2023 A/L Z Score Cutoff Tables for University Admissions 2023/2024 The Z score system allows the UGC to standardize and compare student performance across different curriculums, districts,…
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Biological Science students can apply for various courses (Medicine, Health Sciences, Biological Science, Applied Science, Food Science and Technology, Molecular Biology etc.). Out of these, only biological science courses are analyzed here. Biological Science degree courses are available in eight universities in Sri Lanka. We analyzed 2022 A/L Z score minimum values for university selection…
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