List of Subjects Examined
See also: List of CIE Ordinary Level subjects| Subject | Language medium | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English Language | English | |
| Literature in English | English | |
| History | English | |
| Geography | English | |
| Combined Humanities | English | |
| French | French | |
| German | German | |
| Japanese | Japanese | |
| Non-Tamil Indian Languages | Hindi / Urdu / Gujarati / Panjabi / Bengali | |
| Burmese | Burmese | |
| Thai | Thai | |
| Arabic as a 3rd Language | Arabic | |
| Bahasa Indonesia as a 3rd Language | Bahasa Indonesia | |
| Mathematics | English | |
| Additional Mathematics | English | |
| Science (Physics, Chemistry) | English | |
| Science (Chemistry, Biology) | English | |
| Science (Physics, Biology) | English | |
| Art | English | |
| Higher Art | English | |
| Design and Technology | English | |
| Food and Nutrition | English | |
| Principles of Accounts | English | |
| Music | English | |
| Higher Music | English | |
| Economics | English | |
| Drama | English | |
| Physical Education | English | |
| Computer Studies | English | |
| Business Studies | English | |
| Fundamentals of Electronics | English | |
| Media Studies (Chinese) | Chinese | |
| Biotechnology | English | |
| Introduction to Enterprise Development | English | |
| Creative 3D Animation | English | |
| Higher Chinese | Chinese | |
| Chinese | Chinese | |
| Chinese (Special Programme) | Chinese | |
| Literature in Chinese | Chinese | |
| Higher Malay | Malay | |
| Malay | Malay | |
| Malay (Special Programme) | Malay | |
| Literature in Malay | Malay | |
| Higher Tamil | Tamil | |
| Tamil | Tamil | |
| Literature in Tamil | Tamil |
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