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The timing of the exam varies according to the nature of the exam. All written tests are held from late October to early November each year; Oral exams in Chinese are held from August to October, and listening tests (including music) are held on one day in July and October to November; The technical examinations for music and all science subjects are held from September to October. The written examination of the mother tongue will be held once more in May of the same Year, known as the Mid Year Exam. All self-study students who wish to apply for this examination must register by mid-March. Self-study students must be at least 15 years old at the time of registration. The examination results will be released in late January or early February of the following year, and the HKCEE certificate will be issued in May. The examination fees for each subject range from S $37 to S $87. The number of applicants in 2007 was 44,995, of which 38,450 were special or expedited students, 3,516 were general (academic) students, and 3,029 were self-study students. That year, a total of two candidates obtained 9A1s and 1A2, both of whom were of Chinese descent.

The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Authority, which is under the purview of the Ministry of Education, is responsible for developing the syllabus, format and marking of the examinations. All examination Subjects are divided into Cambridge Subjects and Local Subjects. Cambridge subjects are prepared by the University of Cambridge Local Examination Board, and the papers are sent to the UK for correction and then sent back to Singapore; Local subjects are prepared by the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Authority and marked by secondary school teachers in Singapore.