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Is the Norwegian Vitnemål a general exam or do Norwegians take exams in a variety of subjects?
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Vitnemål is the equivalent to a US high school diploma or UK college diploma. It is roughly a transcript of all the classes you have taken during years 11-13 in school. It shows the modules, grades and exams you have taken. In norwegian college/highschool (videregående in norwegian) you might do 1 oral exam your first year, 1 or 2 (Oral and/maybe written) exams your second year and the final year you do 4 exams (3 written and 1 oral). The courses you have an exam in is chosen at random, irrespectively of your grades or attendance.
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