CAPE stands for Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination.  It is considered  a Post-Secondary Education qualification as it is normally written when stude...

CXC offers CAPE examinations in  22 two-unit subjects and 2 one-unit  subjects. The two 1-unit subjects are Caribbean Studies and Communication Studies. Mat...

The main emphasis of the Applied Mathematics course is on developing the ability of the students to start with a problem, in non-mathematical form and trans...

There is no qualification requirement to pursue CAPE examinations but some subject areas strongly recommend that the CSEC level studies in the subject area ...

There is no requirement to attempt Unit 1 before Unit 2. Both Units can be attempted simultaneously or Unit 2 can be attempted before Unit 1. Only the Mathe...

Students can sit for as many Units as they wish at a single sitting. CXC encourages candidates who intend to pursue university studies or wish to compete fo...

An internal assessment is required in each Unit with the following exceptions:            ` If a candidate is repeating the examination for a partic...

Private candidates are required to write the compulsory papers but will have the option of not completing the internal assessment (IA) or school based asses...

CAPE results are reported as an overall Unit grade (Roman numerals I to VII) and three Module grades (letters A to G). Each overall grade indicates that the...

Grades I – V are considered acceptable Grades for further study.