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UK and SG A Levels are completely different; we have no such thing as A* and highest possible grade is an A. Not sure how they look at UK A Levels, as I don't know of anyone who has taken UK A Levels and gotten in (mainly SG A Levels, with a minority having taken IB)
2.
Dentistry is extremely competitive, with even lesser spots compared to Medicine (which is already very competitive) for locals, I would imagine it to be even more competitive for Internationals
3.
not looking at dentistry for me, so I strongly recommend you to look at r/SGExams on reddit -- much more people there who can help you and have knowledge on this. you might see plenty of A Level posts right now by the way because its ongoing hahahaha
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