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Default O levels & A levels Equivalence with local Bachelor's Degree.
Do I need olevels and a levels equivalence if I have completed my bachelor's from a local (HEC) recognized university?

I am asking this because I completed my Alevels with 2 subjects and atleast 3 subjects in A levels are required for equivalence.
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If you want to apply for govt jobs then you need to get your equivalence made for O and A levels
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Dear Members

I have learned through the equivalence form that if I appeared for my O levels before June 2006, I only need 7 O levels subjects to attain equivalence certificate. This means that I meet the minimum criteria of subjects required for equivalence. The form does not state the number of A level subjects that were required before 2010 for equivalence. Please clarify or guide me whether there was a minimum requirement for the number of A levels subjects before the equivalence procedures changed during 2010. Or, 7 O levels subjects were enough to attain equivalence?

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For A levels, three subjects were required.
For O levels, Seven. Four subjects were compulsory: Islamiat, Pak Studies, English and Urdu. And after June 2007, Additional Mathematics was not considered.
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