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CAO Points 2013

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Pressure for college places increases

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Pressure for college places increases

An increase in the number of students scoring in the highest ranks of Leaving Certificate results this week could see points pressure continue.

Better exam results may hike degree cut-off

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Better exam results may hike degree cut-off

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‘Sum’mer camp to multiply new maths lovers
Female students outperform males in majority of Leaving Cert subjects

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Female students outperform males in majority of Leaving Cert subjects
No CAO worries for these students

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No CAO worries for these students

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50,000 offered a third-level study place
Staff cuts contributed to high number of Leaving Certificate exam paper errors

Significant staffing cuts contributed to the large number of mistakes in this year’s Leaving Certificate and Junior Certificate exam papers, the State Examinations Commission has said.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2013

Nine of the CAO courses still on offer require 570 points or more

There are still nine courses filled by colleges through the CAO that require at least 570 Leaving Certificate points to get into this morning.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2013

CAO points rise for computer and business degrees

Computing and business degrees are seen as hot tickets for the class of 2013, if rises in CAO points are anything to go by.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2013

Points steady as 50,000 offered third-level places
Points steady as 50,000 offered third-level places

The Leaving Certificate points for most courses have fallen or stayed unchanged as almost 50,000 people are offered a third-level place this morning.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2013

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