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Dear Akhilesh
British students undergo thirteen years of pre-university academics when compared to twelve of Indian students.
Students from India are required to either outperform in their class XII exams or undergo a course called the bridging course or foundation course or access course to enter into any college in Britain for under graduation. This is compulsory for entry into Oxford, London or Cambridge universities.
To avoid the one-year course, students can also write an examination called the 'A' level examination in India itself. These exams are conducted twice a year and require early enrolment. Excellent written and spoken English is essential; exam syllabus can be obtained from the nearest British council.
A score of six is the minimum requirement in this exam and the exam can be written in the nearest British council itself.
All the best.
AKASH GOYAL
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