What is the HKCEE?
The HKCEE had been one of the most well established and recognised public examinations in Hong Kong. The HKCEE is normally taken by students at the end of their five-year secondary school education.
What is the marking scheme of HKCE-bio i/2004?
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What is the marking scheme of the Matsec?
The MATSEC Support Unit permits no unauthorised modifications, adaptations, or translations of the examination material. The marking scheme is a guide to awarding marks to candidates’ answers. The marking schemes should not be considered as model answers.
Are there any restrictions on the use of the Matsec exam material?
Any unauthorised use is strictly prohibited. The MATSEC Support Unit permits no unauthorised modifications, adaptations, or translations of the examination material. The marking scheme is a guide to awarding marks to candidates’ answers.
How much does the HKCEE exam cost?
From 2003, the authority issued the examination report and the question papers in year form, which included a question paper, suggested answers (changed to marking schemes from 2005), and candidates’ performance and examination statistics; the price ranged from HK$20–45. ^ “About HKCEE”. Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority. 2012.
When are the exams conducted in Hong Kong?
The HKCEE was conducted from late February to June, but major subjects were taken between mid-April and May, after the major subjects examination in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination were completed, by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority ( HKEAA ). Oral examinations were conducted in late May to early July.
When will the HKCEE results be released?
Examination results were released in early August, traditionally on the Wednesday after the first-round admission of the Joint University Programmes Admissions System had been released. There were 39 subjects available in the HKCEE. Most day-school candidates took 6 to 8 subjects in the HKCEE, with 10 being the upper limit.