<p>I am wanting to inquire about the rules regarding which scores I can choose to reveal to my colleges in Pakistan as I will be applying for medicine in Pakistan through foreign seats. In June 2013, I gave Biology E, Chemistry and Maths Level 2. In Biology I got 590, Chemistry 560 and in Maths level 2 I got 530. In October 2013 (earlier this month), I gave Biology E, Chemistry and Maths Level 1. In Biology E I got 510, in Chemistry 610 and in Maths level 1 I got 540.</p>
<pre><code> Therefore I wanted to ask whether I can count my highest scores in each subject or whether I have to choose one set of results or the other; as in reveal either October result or June result. So my question basically is how does the system work and what does score choice mean. Is this a free service? And if I don’t use this service can I still tell colleges my highest score in each individual subject.
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<p>So basically can I now be sure that I achieved 590 in Biology E, 610 in Chemistry, 530 in Maths level 2 and 540 in Maths level 1. And although I will only give my Maths level 1 score to the colleges but I just want to be sure about all my scores in my subjects. Because I am an international student I am struggling to understand the system fully therefore please can you satisfy my query with regards to what my results mean. I will remain very grateful and I am waiting for your clarification.</p>
<p>My aim was never to get really high scores because the priority in Pakistan is Alevels and most colleges only require minimum 550 in each subject so hence I never really aimed high. But please relieve me of my misery because I did really bad on Biology this time. And i am going to resit my Maths level 1 but I am really hoping I don’t have to resit any other subject</p>
<p>Bearing in mind I didn’t study at all both time for any of my subjects and just gave a cursory glance over my books I will be happy if I have achieved 590 in bio and 610 in chem. Please reply as soon as possible and please someone reply who actually knows for sure</p>
<p>@Trenchlord: Praise the lord!!
I suck at sciences, and my dad totally pushed me to take physics. Even then, SATs are way easier than Indian tests, so I was kinda hoping against hope that the scores would be better than they are…</p>
<p>math 1 800 (probably got all correct)
math 2 800 (I know I got at least 1 wrong and 1 omit)
Bio M 800 (Probably got 2 wrong)
I’m happy but it was no surprise.</p>
<p>What does it matter if you’re Asian? Just because that culture may have a tradition of excelling in the sciences doesn’t take away from the achievement. You still earned it. </p>
<p>That would be like punishing a group for excelling when they should be rewarded.</p>
