Generally speaking, the sample was at intermediate level of English proficiency according to their NMET (Chinese national matriculation English test) score (mean = 95.4 on a 0 – 150 scale).
It reports the results of a two-round experiment designed to expose student cheating at the individual level and correlate it with three intellectual achievement measures: the GPA, the high-school matriculation average grade (MAG) and the psychometric exam score (PES).
Students who get lower passing scores in the matriculation exam, however, will go on to study arts or sciences and have a less certain future than graduates of medicine (Win, A. T., 2011, p. 17).
As their son, also name Jan Christian, was later to write: Isie was an intelligent young woman who, like Smuts, had scored highly in her Matriculation exam.
Higher SAT scores mean better college matriculation rates, so it's no wonder that private schools in ultra-competitive environments would grease the qualifying process as much as possible.
Ex-Untouchables go to Siddharth in greater number than they go elsewhere mainly because it is, in a way, theirs, and they feel more at home there; also the college admits them even if they have scored only thirty-five per cent on their matriculation examinations, compared to an admitting floor of seventy per cent or better in many other institutions.
Matriculation rates increased by several percentage points.
Average matriculation rates in Israel are at fifty-eight per cent.
Among American citizens and permanent residents, matriculation fell by 2.3 percent.
Or, from another book on their matriculation list, Heathcliff.
