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This learner will be awarded the Cambridge ‘Top in the World’award. There may be other learners in the world, or even in the same country/territory, who scored exactly the same mark; since their achievement is equal they will receive equal recognition and will also be awarded the Cambridge ‘Top in the World’award for that subject.  \nWhat does ‘Top in Country/Territory’ mean?  \n‘Top in Country/Territory’ refers to the learner who has gained the highest standard mark in your country/territory for a single subject. This learner will be awarded the Cambridge ‘Top in Country/Territory’ award. There may be other learners in your Country/Territory who scored exactly the same mark; since their achievement is equal they will receive equal recognition andwill also be awarded the Cambridge ‘Top in Country/Territory’ award for that subject.  \nWhat does ‘High Achievement’ mean?  \n‘High Achievement’ is awarded to learners who have achieved outstanding results in subjects which are not so widely taken and which, under the current criteria, would not qualify for ‘Top in Country/Territory’ Awards. Learners who achieve the highest standard marks in  \nCountry/Territory in a particular subject will receive the award.  \nWhat does 'Top in Region' mean?  \n'Top in Region' awards are only recognised in Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. 'Top in Region'refers to the learner who has gained the highest standard mark in the region for a single subject. There may be other learners in the same region or other regions in the same country/territory who scored exactly the same mark; since their achievement is equal they receive equal recognition and will be awarded the Cambridge 'Top in Region' award for that subject.  \nWhat does ‘Best Across’mean?  \n‘Best Across’ awards are issued to learners who have achieved a minimum of either grade A or grade 7 and have attained the first highest cumulative total standard marks over set number of subjects*  \n• Cambridge IGCSE ™ or Cambridge O Level in eight subjects  \n• Cambridge International AS Level in four subjects  \n• Cambridge International A Level in three subjects  \nLearners who have achieved the minimum standard mark threshold at either grade A or grade 7 in each of the specified number of subjects will be considered for the award. Those who have taken more than the required number of subjects for each award category will only have the subjects with the highest marks taken into consideration. Cambridge has introduced these awards to recognise sustained academic achievement over a range of subjects.  \n*Best Across categories and set number of subjects required to achieve the awards may vary in some countries.  \nAwards results: calculation and judging  \nHow are Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards calculated?  \nCambridge awards are based on overall standard marks rather than percentage marks or grades. The learner with the highest overall standard mark in the world or the country/territory will receive the award for that particular subject. ‘Best Across’ awards are calculated based on learners achieving A* grades and the highest cumulative total standard marks over a range of subjects.  \nAwards results are generated electronically using Cambridge's awards data generation system. Results data is accurate at the time of generation.  \nWhat is the difference between standard marks and raw marks?  \nRaw marks are the marks you see on a candidate’s completed examination script. Standard marks are produced by converting a candidate’s total raw mark against a standard scale, producing a mark out of 100. 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