Universities in Dubai to make September intake easier as board exams are delayed, cancelled ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: International universities in Dubai said they are considering special provisions for admitting students whose board exams have been delayed or cancelled. At least one university — Heriot-Watt University Dubai — has confirmed it will be accepting students for the September 2021 intake on the basis of their “school assessed grades and not the final board results that could be published as late as September”. The Indian CBSE Class 12 board exams have been delayed twice this year because of rising COVID-19 cases in India. An update on the new exam dates — if they are not cancelled — is expected on June 1. Meanwhile board exams for IB, IGCSE, and A Levels have been cancelled, with student

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