AI English Translation, Pages 326-350
Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has been
made to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a Certificate,
and must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grades 1 to 6 are grades of pass arranged in descending order of merit from Grade 1; Grades 7 to 9 are grades of failure similarly arranged. To help un-
successful candidates to assess their future prospects Grades 7 to 9 are so arranged that 7 indicates that the margin of failure was narrow, 8 that the margin
was wider and 9 that the candidate did not obtain more than about one-third of the marks for the subject as a whole.
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'ABSENT'.
In French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, two columns of grades are given. The left-hand one represents the result obtained in the subject as a
whole, including the oral test, and the second the result in the oral examination on its own. There are four oral grades also arranged in descending order
of merit; Grades 1, 2 and 3 are pass grades and Grade 4 indicates a failure. Failure in the oral test does not necessarily indicate failure in the subject as a whole.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work, a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been
reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Hong Kong, Kenya, Mauritius, Somali Republic and Zanzibar are required to pass in a
prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these candidates and have not qualified for a
certificate the word 'FAILED' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is nothing in the space it indicates that you
have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are eligible for a certificate in respect of any
subjects passed, the word 'FAILED' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Only subjects in which you have obtained Grades 1 to 6 (inclusive) will appear on the certificate, if you have qualified for one. In areas where a
satisfactory standard of attainment, which may be below the normal pass grades, is accepted in English Language, this subject will not appear on the
certificate unless Grade 6 or a better Grade has been obtained in it.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results.
Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art
AC Amharic
AF Afrikaans
AH Ancient History
AL Albanian
AN Armenian
AR Classical Arabic
B Botany
BC British Constitution
BE Bengali
BI Bahasa Indonesia
BU Burmese
BY Biology
C Chemistry
CH Chinese
CO Commerce
CZ Czech
DA Danish
DC Domestic Subjects (Cookery)
DG Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing
DN Domestic Subjects (Needlework)
DU Dutch
EA English Literature (Syllabus A)
EB English Literature (Syllabus B)
EC Economics
EH English Economic History
EN English Language
ES Estonian
EW Ewe
F French
FA Fante
FI Finnish
G German
GA Ga
GE Geology
GK Greek
GL Greek Literature in Translation
GM Modern Greek
GS General Science
GU Gujarati
GX Additional General Science
GY Geography
H History
HA Human Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene
HB History of the British Commonwealth and Empire
HC Classical Hebrew
HD Hindi
HE Handicraft (Embroidery)
HM Handicraft (Metalwork)
HS Hausa
HU Hungarian
HW Handicraft (Woodwork)
I Italian
IC Icelandic
IG Igbo (Ibo)
IR Irish
J Japanese
LA Latin (Syllabus A)
LB Latin (Syllabus B)
LI Lithuanian
LO Logic
LV Latvian
MA Pure Mathematics (Syll. A)
MB Pure Mathematics (Syll. B)
MC Additional Pure Mathematics
MD Applied Mathematics
MH Modern Hebrew
ML Maltese
MR Marathi
MU Music
MY Malay
N Norwegian
P Polish
PA Pali
PC Physics with Chemistry
PE Persian
PR Principles of Accounts
PT Portuguese
PY Physics
R Russian
RK Religious Knowledge
RN Rumanian
S Spanish
SA Sanskrit
SC Serbo-Croat
SD Swedish
SG Scottish Gaelic
SI Siamese
SK Slovak
SL Slovene
SN Sinhalese
SU Elementary Surveying
SW Swahili
TA Tamil
TU Turkish
TW Twi
UK Ukrainian
UR Urdu
V Vietnamese
W Welsh
WR White Russian
Y Yoruba
Iraqi Ministry of Education
Directorate of ⟦line⟧ School
Certified the authenticity of ⟦...⟧
Mr. ⟦...⟧
⟦...⟧ Date ⟦...⟧
Acting Director of Education for Baghdad District
(This document is not a certificate)
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
General Certificate of Education Examination
Overseas
Advanced level: June 1961
Dear Sir or Madam,
Below is a statement of your performance in the above examination showing the grades obtained in each
Advanced level subject; a separate statement will be issued if you also sat for subjects at the Ordinary level. Some
notes which will enable you to interpret your result will be found overleaf. This notice should be carefully preserved
as a duplicate cannot be issued.
Yours faithfully,
G. BRUCE
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examinations Council
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Name: D M F YAMEN
Centre No.: 755
Candidate No.: 34
Subjects: AR
Grades: 5
School Principal
⟦...⟧
School Registrar
⟦...⟧
Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has been
made to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a Certificate,
and must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grade
1 } Advanced level Pass with Distinction
2 }
3 }
4 } Advanced level Passes
5 }
6 }
7 } Ordinary level Passes
8 }
9 Failure
(The Grades 1 to 9 are in descending order of merit)
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'ABSENT'.
In French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, two grades will appear (e.g. 5 4). The first represents the grade obtained in the subject as a whole
including the oral test and the second the result for the oral test on its own.
In Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Biology and Geology, two grades will appear (e.g. 6 6). The first represents the grade obtained in the subject as
a whole including the practical test, and the second the grade for the practical test on its own.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been
reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Hong Kong, Kenya, Mauritius, Somali Republic and Zanzibar are required to pass in a
prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these candidates and have not qualified for a
certificate the word 'FAILED' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is nothing in the space it indicates that you
have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are eligible for a certificate in respect of any
subjects passed, the word 'FAILED' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results.
Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art
AF Afrikaans
AH Ancient History
AL Albanian
AR Classical Arabic
B Botany
BC British Constitution
BN Bulgarian
BY Biology
C Chemistry
CA Classical Armenian
CC Classical Chinese
CJ Classical Japanese
CP Classical Persian
CZ Czech
DA Danish
DE Engineering Drawing
DU Dutch
EC Economics
EH English Economic History
EL English Literature
F French
G German
GE Geology
GK Greek
GM Modern Greek
GY Geography
H History
HC Classical Hebrew
HI Indian History
HM Handicraft (Metalwork)
HS Hausa
HU Hungarian
HW Handicraft (Woodwork)
I Italian
IH Islamic History
IR Irish
L Latin
LO Logic
M Pure Mathematics
MD Applied Mathematics
MP Mathematics (Pure and Applied)
MU Music
N Norwegian
P Polish
PA Pali
PT Portuguese
PY Physics
R Russian
RK Religious Knowledge
RN Rumanian
S Spanish
SA Sanskrit
SC Serbo-Croat
SD Swedish
SG Scottish Gaelic
SK Slovak
SL Slovene
SN Sinhalese
SW Swahili
TA Tamil
TU Turkish
W Welsh
Z Zoology
⟦illegible⟧ Certificates
Certifies the authenticity of ⟦illegible⟧
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Certificates Observer, Director of Education for Baghdad Al-Rusafa District
Iraqi Ministry of Education
School Directorate: ⟦illegible⟧
Number: ⟦illegible⟧
Date: 11 / 9 / 1960
Examination Number: 404
To ⟦line⟧ Administration of Shamash Preparatory School
That (Daoud Munir) Ezra Yabni is one of the students of the third intermediate grade
from our school, he entered the general examination for the year 1959 / 1960 and his result was ( ⟦illegible⟧ )
in the first session and he obtained the grades listed on the back, and based on his request we provided him
with this document.
1- He was admitted according to the transfer certificate numbered 807 and dated 7 / 7 / 1957 issued
from ⟦illegible⟧ primary school in Baghdad
2- Documents previously provided to him.
Entity to which the document is addressed | Its number | Its date | Type of document
⟦line⟧ | ⟦line⟧ | ⟦line⟧ | ⟦line⟧
3- Grades in which he failed, number of years of failure, and reason for failure (illness or other): He did not fail
4- Subjects in which he completed requirements:
5- His behavior and regularity of attendance:
6- Date of leaving school:
Non-utilization ID number 1874 and date 29 / 4 / 1958
Republic of Iraq
50 Fils Revenue Stamp
School Clerk
⟦illegible⟧
School Principal
⟦illegible⟧
FRANK INY SCHOOL
INTERMEDIATE & PRIMARY
Baghdad
Telephone No. 91693
Frank Iny School
Primary and Intermediate
Baghdad
Telephone No. 91693
Number: 207
Date: ⟦illegible⟧
No.: ⟦line⟧
Date: ⟦line⟧
Transfer Certificate
To the Directorate of ⟦illegible⟧ School
That ⟦...⟧ whose photograph is attached below is one of the
students (is one of the female students) of the ⟦...⟧ grade of our school for the academic year 195 - 195
And he participated (she participated) in the general examination for the mentioned year and ⟦...⟧ in it and he is of good (she is of good)
character and conduct, and based on his desire (her desire) to transfer to your school, we have provided him (her) with this certificate and what
follows is a statement of his grades (her grades):
Religion ⟦line⟧
Arabic Language 79 ⟦...⟧
English Language 95 ⟦...⟧
French Language ⟦line⟧
Geography ⟦line⟧
History 65 ⟦...⟧
Moral Duties 77 ⟦...⟧
Arithmetic 70 ⟦...⟧
Algebra ⟦line⟧
Geometry ⟦line⟧
Health and Biology ⟦line⟧
Physics ⟦line⟧
Chemistry ⟦line⟧
Objects and Health ⟦line⟧
Drawing and Handicrafts 70 ⟦...⟧
Sports and Anthem ⟦line⟧
Social Studies
Mathematics
Total: 459 four hundred and fifty-nine
National Rank: 4066
1872
29/4/1952
His success in the first session
Abdullah Cohen
Principal
⟦illegible circular stamp⟧
Subject | First Grade | Second Grade | Third Grade | Subject | Entrance Exam | Fourth Grade | Fifth Grade or Ministerial
⟦illegible stamp⟧
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
General Certificate of Education Examination
Overseas
Ordinary level: June 1962
Dear Sir or Madam,
Below is a statement of your performance in the above examination showing the grades obtained in each
Ordinary level subject; a separate statement will be issued if you also sat for subjects at the Advanced level. Some
notes which will enable you to interpret your result will be found overleaf. This notice should be carefully preserved
as a duplicate cannot be issued.
Yours faithfully,
G. BRUCE
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examinations Council
Name: S S F YAMEN
Centre No.: 769
Candidate No.: 118
Subjects | Grades
MD | 0
PY | 8
C | 0
(This document is not a certificate)
OL 85
Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has
been made to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a
Certificate, and must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grades 1 to 6 are grades of pass arranged in descending order of merit from Grade 1; Grades 7 to 9 are grades of failure similarly arranged. To help un-
successful candidates to assess their future prospects Grades 7 to 9 are so arranged that 7 indicates that the margin of failure was narrow, 8 that the margin
was wider and 9 that the candidate did not obtain more than about one-third of the marks for the subject as a whole.
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'A B S E N T'.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work, a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been
reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Kenya, Mauritius, Somali Republic, Tanganyika and Zanzibar are required to pass in a
prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these candidates and have not qualified
for a certificate the word 'FAILED' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is nothing in the space it
indicates that you have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are eligible for a certificate
in respect of any subjects passed, the word 'FAILED' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Only subjects in which you have obtained Grades 1 to 6 (inclusive) will appear on the certificate, if you have qualified for one. In areas where a satis-
factory standard of attainment, which may be below the normal pass grades, is accepted in English Language, this subject will not appear on the certificate
unless Grade 6 or a better Grade has been obtained in it.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results.
Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art | EH English Economic History | HS Hausa | PR Principles of Accounts
AC Amharic | EN English Language | HU Hungarian | PT Portuguese
AF Afrikaans | ES Estonian | HW Handicraft (Woodwork) | PY Physics
AH Ancient History | EW Ewe | I Italian | R Russian
AL Albanian | F French | IC Icelandic | RK Religious Knowledge
AN Armenian | FA Fante | IG Igbo (Ibo) | RN Rumanian
AR Classical Arabic | FI Finnish | IR Irish | S Spanish
B Botany | G German | J Japanese | SA Sanskrit
BC British Constitution | GA Ga | LA Latin (Syllabus A) | SC Serbo-Croat
BE Bengali | GE Geology | LB Latin (Syllabus B) | SD Swedish
BI Bahasa Indonesia | GK Greek | LI Lithuanian | SG Scottish Gaelic
BU Burmese | GL Greek Literature in | LO Logic | SI Siamese
BY Biology | Translation | LV Latvian | SK Slovak
C Chemistry | GM Modern Greek | MA Pure Mathematics (Syll. A) | SL Slovene
CH Chinese | GS General Science | MB Pure Mathematics (Syll. B) | SN Sinhalese
CO Commerce | GU Gujarati | MC Additional Pure Mathematics | SU Elementary Surveying
CZ Czech | GX Additional General Science | MD Applied Mathematics | SW Swahili
DA Danish | GY Geography | MH Modern Hebrew | TA Tamil
DC Domestic Subjects (Cookery) | H History | ML Maltese | TU Turkish
DG Geometrical and Mechanical | HA Human Anatomy, Physiology | MU Music | TW Twi
Drawing | and Hygiene | MY Malay | UK Ukranian
DN Domestic Subjects | HB History of the British | N Norwegian | UR Urdu
(Needlework) | Commonwealth and Empire | P Polish | V Vietnamese
DU Dutch | HC Classical Hebrew | PA Pali | W Welsh
EA English Literature (Syllabus A) | HD Hindi | PC Physics with Chemistry | WR White Russian
EB English Literature (Syllabus B) | HE Handicraft (Embroidery) | PE Persian | Y Yoruba
EC Economics | HM Handicraft (Metalwork) | |
Iraqi Ministry of Education
School Directorate:
Number -
Date / / 19
The Number
That
His result
And based on
1 — Accepted
The ⟦illegible⟧
2 — The documents
The entity
3 — The ⟦illegible⟧
4 — The ⟦illegible⟧
5 — Behavior
6 — Date
His total
Shamash School
Baghdad
Alwiyah Al-J...
Telephone 93
Number Sh/
Date ......
Directorate of Education for Baghdad Governorate / Rusafa
After greetings.
We attach herewith the two documents numbered Sh/791 and Sh/792 dated 24/9/1962
belonging to Sassoon Ephraim Yameen and Daoud Munir Ephraim Yameen for authentication.
⟦signature⟧
Isaac Cohen
Acting Director
A copy that cannot be separated for imaging purposes
Shamash Preparatory School
Baghdad
Alwiyah Al-Jadidah
Telephone 91663
Number Sh/: 62/101
Date: 24/9/1962
Directorate of Education of Baghdad Province / Rusafa
Greetings.
We attach herewith the two documents numbered Sh/791 and Sh/792 dated 24/9/1962
belonging to Sassoon Ephraim Yamin and Daoud Munir Ephraim Yamin for certification.
Isaac Cohen
Acting Director
⟦illegible signature⟧
NERSO
⟦illegible⟧ BAGHDAD
24663
⟦illegible⟧
⟦illegible⟧
⟦illegible⟧
Number ⟦illegible⟧ / 81/01122
Date ⟦illegible⟧ / ⟦illegible⟧ / 1976
Mr. Director of ⟦illegible⟧ Respected
Subject / Resignation
21/6/1976 We attach herewith ⟦illegible⟧ her resignation due to special circumstances
⟦illegible⟧ Please kindly approve it with appreciation ⟦illegible⟧
Director of ⟦illegible⟧
⟦illegible⟧
Iraqi Ministry of Education
School Directorate: ⟦illegible⟧
Number: —
Date: / / 19
Examination Number:
To: —
⟦illegible stamp⟧
That ⟦illegible handwriting⟧ whose photo is attached above is one of the students of grade ( )
( ) from our school who entered the (General) exam for the year 19 / 19 and his
result was ( ) in the (First) session and he obtained the grades listed on the back
and based on his request we provided him with this document.
1- Admitted according to the transfer certificate numbered: ⟦illegible⟧ and dated / / 19
issued by the school: ⟦illegible handwriting⟧
2- Documents previously provided to him:
The entity to which the document is addressed: ⟦line⟧
Its number: ⟦line⟧
Its date: ⟦line⟧
Type of document: ⟦line⟧
3- Grades in which he failed, number of years of failure, and reason for failure (illness or other)
4- Subjects in which he was incomplete ⟦line⟧
5- His behavior and regularity of attendance ⟦line⟧
6- Date of leaving school ⟦line⟧
⟦illegible handwriting in blue ink⟧
/ / 1952
School Clerk
⟦illegible signature⟧
School Principal
⟦illegible signature⟧
⟦illegible⟧ and certificates
⟦illegible⟧ school principal and its contents
Certified in ⟦illegible⟧
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Certificates observer, Director of Education for Baghdad Al-Rusafa District
Iraqi Ministry of Education
Shamash Private School
Baghdad
Alwiyah Al-Jadida
Telephone 91693
Number: Sh / 76 / 62
Date: 6 / 8 / 1962
Al-Hikma University - Baghdad
Greetings,
Based on the request of Sassoon Ephraim Yamin Haroun, we list below his grades for the general examination
for preparatory studies for the academic year 61 / 1962.
Please accept our highest respect.
Subject | Grade
Arabic Language | 60 | Sixty
English Language | 89 | Eighty-nine
Solid Geometry | 85 | Eighty-five
Zoology and Botany | 59 | Fifty-nine
Algebra and Trigonometry | 82 | Eighty-two
Chemistry | 71 | Seventy-one
Physics | 52 | Fifty-two
Total | 498 | Four hundred and ninety-eight
Isaac Cohen
Acting Principal
(This document is not a certificate)
Unemployment ID number 1874 dated 29 / 4 / 1954
School Clerk
School Principal
50 Fils
Revenue Stamp
Iraqi Ministry of Education
⟦illegible⟧ and Certificates
Certifies the authenticity of ⟦illegible⟧ the school and its contents
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Note on certificates: Director of Education for Baghdad Al-Rusafa District
Shamash Private School
Baghdad
Alwiyah Al-Jadida
Telephone 91693
Number: SH / 76 / 62
Date: 6 / 8 / 1962
Al-Hikma University - Baghdad
Greetings,
Based on the request of Sassoon Ephraim Yamin Haron, we list below his grades for the general examination
for preparatory studies for the academic year 61 / 1962.
Please accept our highest respect.
Isaac Cohen
Acting Director
(This document is not a certificate)
Subject | Grade
Arabic Language | 60 | Sixty
English Language | 89 | Eighty-nine
Solid Geometry | 85 | Eighty-five
Zoology and Botany | 59 | Fifty-nine
Algebra and Trigonometry | 82 | Eighty-two
Chemistry | 71 | Seventy-one
Physics | 52 | Fifty-two
Total | 498 | Four hundred and ninety-eight
Unemployment status certified ⟦illegible⟧ on 29 / 4 / 1958
School Clerk
School Principal
50 Fils Revenue Stamp
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
OL 85
General Certificate of Education Examination
Overseas
Ordinary level: January 1962
Dear Sir or Madam,
Below is a statement of your performance in the above examination showing the grades obtained in each
Ordinary level subject; a separate statement will be issued if you also sat for subjects at the Advanced level. Some
notes which will enable you to interpret your result will be found overleaf. This notice should be carefully preserved
as a duplicate cannot be issued.
Yours faithfully,
G. BRUCE
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examinations Council
Name | Centre No. | Candidate No.
S S F YAMEN | 747 | 28
Subjects | Grades
M D | 5
P Y | 0
(This document is not a certificate)
Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has been made
to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a Certificate, and
must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grades 1 to 6 are grades of pass arranged in descending order of merit from Grade 1; Grades 7 to 9 are grades of failure similarly arranged. To help un-
successful candidates to assess their future prospects Grades 7 to 9 are so arranged that 7 indicates that the margin of failure was narrow, 8 that the
margin was wider and 9 that the candidate did not obtain more than about one-third of the marks for the subject as a whole.
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'A B S E N T'.
In French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, two columns of grades are given. The left-hand one represents the result obtained in the subject as a
whole, including the oral test, and the second the result in the oral examination on its own. There are four oral grades also arranged in descending order
of merit; Grades 1, 2 and 3 are pass grades and Grade 4 indicates a failure. Failure in the oral rest does not necessarily indicate failure in the subject as a whole.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work, a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been
reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, the Somali Republic, Tanganyika
and Zanzibar are required to pass in a prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these
candidates and have not qualified for a certificate the word 'F A I L E D' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is
nothing in the space it indicates that you have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are
eligible for a certificate in respect of any subjects passed, the word 'F A I L E D' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Only subjects in which you have obtained Grades 1 to 6 (inclusive) will appear on the certificate, if you have qualified for one. In areas where a
satisfactory standard of attainment, which may be below the normal pass grades, is accepted in English Language, this subject will not appear on the
certificate unless Grade 6 or a better Grade has been obtained in it.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results.
Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art | EC Economics | HS Hausa | PT Portuguese
AC Amharic | EH English Economic History | HU Hungarian | PY Physics ⟦7 2 2⟧
AF Afrikaans | EN English Language | HW Handicraft (Woodwork) | R Russian
AL Albanian | ES Estonian | I Italian | RK Religious Knowledge
AN Armenian | EW Ewe | IC Icelandic | RN Rumanian
AR Classical Arabic | F French | IG Igbo (Ibo) | S Spanish
B Botany | FA Fante | IR Irish | SA Sanskrit
BC British Constitution | FI Finnish | J Japanese | SC Serbo-Croat
BE Bengali | G German | LA Latin (Syllabus A) | SD Swedish
BI Bahasa Indonesia | GA Ga | LI Lithuanian | SG Scottish Gaelic
BU Burmese | GE Geology | LV Latvian | SI Siamese
BY Biology | GK Greek | MA Pure Mathematics (Syll. A) | SK Slovak
C Chemistry | GM Modern Greek | MB Pure Mathematics (Syll. B) | SL Slovene
CH Chinese | GS General Science | MC Additional Pure Mathematics | SN Sinhalese
CZ Czech | GU Gujarati | MD Applied Mathematics | SW Swahili
DA Danish | GX Additional General Science | MH Modern Hebrew | TA Tamil
DC Domestic Subjects (Cookery) | GY Geography | ML Maltese | TU Turkish
DG Geometrical and Mechanical | H History | MR Marathi | TW Twi
Drawing | HA Human Anatomy, Physiology | MU Music | UK Ukrainian
DN Domestic Subjects and Hygiene | MY Malay | UR Urdu | V Vietnamese
(Needlework) | HB History of the British | N Norwegian | W Welsh
DU Dutch | Commonwealth and Empire | P Polish | WR White Russian
EA English Literature (Syllabus A) | HC Classical Hebrew | PA Pali | Y Yoruba
EB English Literature (Syllabus B) | HD Hindi | PC Physics with Chemistry |
HM Handicraft (Metalwork) | PE Persian | |
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
General Certificate of Education Examination
Overseas
Advanced level: June 1961
Dear Sir or Madam,
Below is a statement of your performance in the above examination showing the grades obtained in each
Advanced level subject; a separate statement will be issued if you also sat for subjects at the Ordinary level. Some
notes which will enable you to interpret your result will be found overleaf. This notice should be carefully preserved
as a duplicate cannot be issued.
Yours faithfully,
G. BRUCE
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examinations Council
Name: S S F YAMEN ⟦Youssef Samir Shaoul⟧
Centre No.: 755
Candidate No.: 36
Subjects | Grades
AR | 5
(This document is not a certificate)
AL 85
Iraqi Ministry of Education
Directorate of Examinations
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Certified the correctness of ⟦illegible⟧ the school principal acting
Note of leaders ⟦illegible⟧ Director of Education for Baghdad Al-Rusafa District
50 Fils
Revenue Stamp
School Principal
School Clerk
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Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has been made to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a Certificate, and must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grade
1 Advanced level Pass with Distinction
2
3 Advanced level Passes
4
5
6 Ordinary level Passes
7
8
9 Failure
(The Grades 1 to 9 are in descending order of merit)
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'ABSENT'.
In French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, two grades will appear (e.g. 5 4). The first represents the grade obtained in the subject as a whole including the oral test and the second the result for the oral test on its own.
In Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Biology and Geology, two grades will appear (e.g. 6 6). The first represents the grade obtained in the subject as a whole including the practical test, and the second the grade for the practical test on its own.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Hong Kong, Kenya, Mauritius, Somali Republic and Zanzibar are required to pass in a prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these candidates and have not qualified for a certificate the word 'FAILED' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is nothing in the space it indicates that you have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are eligible for a certificate in respect of any subjects passed, the word 'FAILED' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results. Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art
AF Afrikaans
AH Ancient History
AL Albanian
AR Classical Arabic
B Botany
BC British Constitution
BN Bulgarian
BY Biology
C Chemistry
CA Classical Armenian
CC Classical Chinese
CJ Classical Japanese
CP Classical Persian
CZ Czech
DA Danish
DE Engineering Drawing
DU Dutch
EC Economics
EH English Economic History
EL English Literature
F French
G German
GE Geology
GK Greek
GM Modern Greek
GY Geography
H History
HC Classical Hebrew
HI Indian History
HM Handicraft (Metalwork)
HS Hausa
HU Hungarian
HW Handicraft (Woodwork)
I Italian
IH Islamic History
IR Irish
L Latin
LO Logic
M Pure Mathematics
MD Applied Mathematics
MP Mathematics (Pure and Applied)
MU Music
N Norwegian
P Polish
PA Pali
PT Portuguese
PY Physics
R Russian
RK Religious Knowledge
RN Rumanian
S Spanish
SA Sanskrit
SC Serbo-Croat
SD Swedish
SG Scottish Gaelic
SK Slovak
SL Slovene
SN Sinhalese
SW Swahili
TA Tamil
TU Turkish
W Welsh
Z Zoology
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
OL 85
General Certificate of Education Examination
Overseas
Ordinary level: June 1961
Dear Sir or Madam,
Below is a statement of your performance in the above examination showing the grades obtained in each Ordinary level subject; a separate statement will be issued if you also sat for subjects at the Advanced level. Some notes which will enable you to interpret your result will be found overleaf. This notice should be carefully preserved as a duplicate cannot be issued.
Yours faithfully,
G. BRUCE
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examinations Council
Name: S S F YAMEN ⟦(Sabah Shaul) Ephraim Yamin⟧
Centre No.: 755
Candidate No.: 36
Subjects | Grades
⟦English⟧ EN | 9 ⟦Fail⟧
⟦French⟧ F | 8 4 ⟦Fail⟧
⟦Pure Maths⟧ MA | 4 ⟦Pass⟧
⟦Physics⟧ PY | 0 ⟦Pass⟧
(This document is not a certificate)
School Principal
School Clerk
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Iraqi Ministry of Education
Directorate of Education for Baghdad Al-Rusafa District
Primary Education Observation
Number ⟦illegible⟧ Date ⟦illegible⟧
Certified on ⟦illegible⟧
School Principal and signature
⟦illegible⟧ and instructions
Revenue stamp
50 Fils
Notes
This document contains information which is sent out in advance of the issue of Certificates, and while every effort has been made to ensure that the contents are accurate, the University reserves the right to make corrections. It is not a Certificate, and must not be regarded as such.
The results overleaf are indicated by grades which are to be interpreted as follows:
Grades 1 to 6 are grades of pass arranged in descending order of merit from Grade 1; Grades 7 to 9 are grades of failure similarly arranged. To help unsuccessful candidates to assess their future prospects Grades 7 to 9 are so arranged that 7 indicates that the margin of failure was narrow, 8 that the margin was wider and 9 that the candidate did not obtain more than about one-third of the marks for the subject as a whole.
An O in the Grade column indicates that a candidate was entered for the subject but has been marked 'ABSENT'.
In French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, two columns of grades are given. The left-hand one represents the result obtained in the subject as a whole, including the oral test, and the second the result in the oral examination on its own. There are four oral grades also arranged in descending order of merit; Grades 1, 2 and 3 are pass grades and Grade 4 indicates a failure. Failure in the oral test does not necessarily indicate failure in the subject as a whole.
If a candidate has failed in a subject because of poor English or inferior presentation of the work, a separate notification to this effect will be sent.
No further information about performance in the examination will be supplied by the University. The decisions of the Examiners, which have been reached after the most careful consideration, are final.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF CERTIFICATES IN CERTAIN AREAS
Private Candidates sitting for the examination in Aden, Argentina, Hong Kong, Kenya, Mauritius, Somali Republic and Zanzibar are required to pass in a prescribed minimum number of subjects in order to qualify for the award of a certificate. If you are one of these candidates and have not qualified for a certificate the word 'FAILED' will appear in the space immediately below your Candidate Number. If there is nothing in the space it indicates that you have qualified for a certificate. If, however, you possess one of the necessary exempting qualifications and are eligible for a certificate in respect of any subjects passed, the word 'FAILED' will not appear even if you have not passed in any subjects.
Only subjects in which you have obtained Grades 1 to 6 (inclusive) will appear on the certificate, if you have qualified for one. In areas where a satisfactory standard of attainment, which may be below the normal pass grades, is accepted in English Language, this subject will not appear on the certificate unless Grade 6 or a better Grade has been obtained in it.
Certificates
Certificates for successful candidates will be sent to the Overseas Authority for distribution as soon as possible after the publication of these results. Candidates who have passed in subjects at both levels will receive two certificates, one for Ordinary level subjects and another for Advanced.
Key to subject symbols
A Art | EH English Economic History | HS Hausa | PR Principles of Accounts
AC Amharic | EN English Language | HU Hungarian | PT Portuguese
AF Afrikaans | ES Estonian | HW Handicraft (Woodwork) | PY Physics
AH Ancient History | EW Ewe | I Italian | R Russian
AL Albanian | F French | IC Icelandic | RK Religious Knowledge
AN Armenian | FA Fante | IG Igbo (Ibo) | RN Rumanian
AR Classical Arabic | FI Finnish | IR Irish | S Spanish
B Botany | G German | J Japanese | SA Sanskrit
BC British Constitution | GA Ga | LA Latin (Syllabus A) | SC Serbo-Croat
BE Bengali | GE Geology | LB Latin (Syllabus B) | SD Swedish
BI Bahasa Indonesia | GK Greek | LI Lithuanian | SG Scottish Gaelic
BU Burmese | GL Greek Literature in | LO Logic | SI Siamese
BY Biology | Translation | LV Latvian | SK Slovak
C Chemistry | GM Modern Greek | MA Pure Mathematics (Syll. A) | SL Slovene
CH Chinese | GS General Science | MB Pure Mathematics (Syll. B) | SN Sinhalese
CO Commerce | GU Gujarati | MC Additional Pure Mathematics | SU Elementary Surveying
CZ Czech | GX Additional General Science | MD Applied Mathematics | SW Swahili
DA Danish | GY Geography | MH Modern Hebrew | TA Tamil
DC Domestic Subjects (Cookery) | H History | ML Maltese | TU Turkish
DG Geometrical and Mechanical | HA Human Anatomy, Physiology | MM Marathi | TW Twi
Drawing | and Hygiene | MU Music | UK Ukrainian
DN Domestic Subjects | HB History of the British | MY Malay | UR Urdu
(Needlework) | Commonwealth and Empire | N Norwegian | V Vietnamese
DU Dutch | HC Classical Hebrew | P Polish | W Welsh
EA English Literature (Syllabus A) | HD Hindi | PA Pali | WR White Russian
EB English Literature (Syllabus B) | HE Handicraft (Embroidery) | PC Physics with Chemistry | Y Yoruba
EC Economics | HM Handicraft (Metalwork) | PE Persian
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