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    The IB is a two-year program that provides a well-rounded education through traditional subjects as well as other components like CAS and TOK. In contrast, A-levels focus more on individual subjects. While IB and A-levels are difficult to compare due to their differences, with IB being more guided and A-levels being more independent, the top and bottom performing students in both programs demonstrate similar performance levels according to examiners.

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    The IB is a two-year program that provides a well-rounded education through traditional subjects as well as other components like CAS and TOK. In contrast, A-levels focus more on individual subjects. While IB and A-levels are difficult to compare due to their differences, with IB being more guided and A-levels being more independent, the top and bottom performing students in both programs demonstrate similar performance levels according to examiners.

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    The IB is a two-year program that provides a well-rounded education through traditional subjects as well as other components like CAS and TOK. In contrast, A-levels focus more on individual subjects. While IB and A-levels are difficult to compare due to their differences, with IB being more guided and A-levels being more independent, the top and bottom performing students in both programs demonstrate similar performance levels according to examiners.

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    The IB is a demanding two year course that aims to provide a well-rounded student including

    not only traditional subjects but also other components like CAS, TOK and etc; however, A
    levels is more focused on individual subjects. IB and A-levels are quite different and it is hard
    to compare the two, many people say that IB is more guided whilst A-levels is more free and
    independent. The IB is assessed from a scale of 7 to 1– 7 being the highest whilst A levels
    are assessed from the traditional A* to E. Nevertheless, there are still some similarities
    between the two courses. Examiners found that the performance between the top students
    and bottom students in IB and A-levels are similar.

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