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O Levels (Ordinary Levels) were introduced in the United Kingdom in 1951 as part of the General Certificate of Education (GCE). A Levels (Advanced Levels) were established shortly after, in 1951 as well, serving as a progression from O Levels for students seeking higher education. Both qualifications have since evolved and are recognized internationally.

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