Is IGCSE treated the same as GCSE?

So if you did IGCSE at school instead of just GCSE will they just treat it the same as GCSE, because it just is GCSE there's only some difference like no coursework as its actully seen as slightly more difficult since everything comes down to the exams. So fo a course if they ask for grade BB in core and additional science and you have IGCSE double award instead will they treat it as the same thing?

Reply 1

SchrodingerCat

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IGCSE is international gcse so obviously it's treated differently. If you're from the USA, you have to stop these international GCSEs from taking over so you should build a wall. If you're from Europe or a Western country you are dumb and useless compared to your foreign counterpart so the exams they take are harder so employers will treat it with greater respect.

Reply 2

Matilda612

OP

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Original post by SchrodingerCat

IGCSE is international gcse so obviously it's treated differently. If you're from the USA, you have to stop these international GCSEs from taking over so you should build a wall. If you're from Europe or a Western country you are dumb and useless compared to your foreign counterpart so the exams they take are harder so employers will treat it with greater respect.

I'm not from the USA I'm a UK student but thank you

Reply 3

gdunne42

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Original post by Matilda612

So if you did IGCSE at school instead of just GCSE will they just treat it the same as GCSE, because it just is GCSE there's only some difference like no coursework as its actully seen as slightly more difficult since everything comes down to the exams. So fo a course if they ask for grade BB in core and additional science and you have IGCSE double award instead will they treat it as the same thing?