ABOUT AP
What is AP?
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The Advanced Placement (AP) Program enables students to pursue university-level courses while still in high school. These are college-level exams taken in specific subjects which are conducted once, every year in May. Students require a certain number of credits to complete their graduation and many colleges offer credits for AP Scores.
For example- Assume 6 credits are offered for your AP score, so that implies that you have already completed 6 credits even before entering college. This way you can complete your graduation early, save time and money as well.
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Some Facts about the AP Exams
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You can take AP Exams in Grades 9,10,11, and 12, and the scores will remain valid till you start college. Indian students who are planning to pursue their undergraduate studies in Australia, Canada, Singapore, U.K., U.S., and other countries are eligible to receive university credit, or even preference during the admission process based on AP Exam scores.
The Advanced Placement Program offers 38 courses and exams across mathematics, sciences, social sciences, arts, and world languages, but individual schools and test centers determine the subjects offered.
Arts | English | History and Social Sciences | Math and Computer Science | Sciences | AP World Languages and Cultures |
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AP United States History | AP Spanish Literature and Culture | ||||
AP World History:Modern | |||||
AP United States Government and Politics | AP Physics C: Mechanics | AP Spanish Language and Culture | |||
AP Psychology | AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism | AP Latin | |||
AP Macroeconomics | AP Statistics | AP Physics 2: Algebra-based | AP Japanese Language and Culture | ||
AP Microeconomics | AP Computer Science Principles | AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based | AP Italian Language and Culture | ||
AP Music Theory | AP Human Geography | AP Computer Science A | AP Environmental Science | AP German Language and Culture | |
AP Art History | AP English Literature and Composition | AP European History | AP Calculus BC | AP Chemistry | AP French Language and Culture |
AP Art and Design Program | AP English Language and Composition | AP Comparative Government and Politics | AP Calculus AB | AP Biology | AP Chinese Language and Culture |
AP PROGRAMS
The following table shows the information for each section of the AP exam:
Structure for the Examination
SECTION | NO OF QUESTIONS | TIME DURATION | SECTION WISE SCORE |
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Free-Response Questions | Varies as per the exam | Varies as per the exam | Marks are allotted by experienced AP teachers at annual AP Reading. |
Multiple-Choice Questions | Varies as per the exam | Varies as per the exam | Marks are allotted on the basis of correct answers (No negative marking) |
Usually, the duration of each AP exam is 2-3 hours. Each exam has its specific requirements. The duration of an Advanced Placement exam can vary from 90 minutes to 200 minutes, depending on the subject.
The AP examination is offered in ‘Paper and Pencil’ format and now there is also a provision of giving the AP exams digitally.
Students who take the AP International Exam get an AP Test Score graded on a scale ranging from 1 to 5 as follows: –
5–Extremely well qualified
4 – Well qualified
3 – Qualified
2 – Possibly qualified
1 – No recommendation
The AP section-wise scores are combined to produce the final AP Test Score scaled out of 5.
What makes our services unique?
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We, at Hello Study Global, provide online training to help students excel in the AP Program in the least possible time!
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How to apply for AP services?
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HELLO STUDY GLOBAL can easily be contacted by just visiting our website www.hellostudy.org and scheduling a call with the team who would approach you to solve all your queries and assist you with the enrolment procedure.
