Difficulty of "A" levels across countries

UK Exedel (I don't know how to spell it) A-level is known to be easy. Plus it is relatively easy to get good grades, esepcially if you are a science student.

For your information, the Hong Kong A-level is the most difficult A-level in the world.

I know that Singapore have more grades then ABCDE... like A1, A2 or something. But if you base it on the same grading (ABCDE..) of HKCEE and British A-Levels, HKCEE grades are probably lowered by 2 so its harder. e.g. A in brit AL is probably a C in HKCEE.

Singapore A Level grades are ABCDEOF. (and apparently also adjusted based on a normal distribution curve for grade A. but that's just a rumour i dun recall there being any official word on this)
A1 and A2 grades are only for the former 'AO' subjects, full 'A' level subjects are only given alphabetical grades.

I don't know much about the HK A levels so I can't comment or contrast between the two.

UK Exedel (I don't know how to spell it) A-level is known to be easy. Plus it is relatively easy to get good grades, esepcially if you are a science student.

For your information, the Hong Kong A-level is the most difficult A-level in the world.

I hope You will also write here you tests, I'm most intested in physics and mathematics.

cheers,
Furion

China.
At the end of your high school, you need to take college entrance exams, and these exams are extremely hard.