academic year from Science to other streams, but the reverse is not possible. In Grade 11, students prepare for the various national and state entrance exams of various colleges and universities across the country. Indonesia In Indonesia, after appearing for Class X Boards, the students opt for the programs they want to study. There are three programs: Science, which comprises Physics, Chemistry and Biology Social, which comprises Economy, Geography and Sociology Language, which comprises Foreign Languages, Indonesian Literature and Anthropology Ireland It is Fifth Year or Cúigú Bhliain of Secondary School (for 15- to 17-year-olds as there is an optional year beforehand). In this year, students prepare for the Leaving Certificate. Nepal In Nepal, students complete their SEE boards. Afterwards, they start their 11th as starting of "college level education". 11 is not considered as school but college Students can take in 3 different streams in plus 2 ( 11, 12) Science Arts Management Mathematics, Social Studies, Nepali and English are compulsory subjects in all streams. There is provision of A level education and IB too Israel In Israel, eleventh grade is known as "Yud-Aleph" (11 in Hebrew numerals, י"א). Ages of the students average at around 16-17. Eleventh grade is when Israeli students do their final tests for most of the subjects for their high school diploma ("te'udat bagrut", roughly translates to 'diploma of maturity') Many students consider it to be the hardest and most stressful year, because in most schools, they do the final test for every subject besides English, Maths, and their Megamot (1-2 classes the student chooses, it's mandatory to choose at least 1). Malaysia In Malaysia, 11th grade also known as Form 5 in secondary school. The students at this stage are 17 years old, and it is the fifth and last year in the secondary school. (Compare to Form 6 or known as 12th grade). Mexico In some parts the eleventh grade is the second year of high school. Most students enter this grade as 16 year olds, but some might enter early as 15 and late as 17. Norway In Norway, the eleventh year of education is the first year of Videregående skole, equivalent to high school. It is not referred to as the eleventh grade, but rather the first grade of Videregående or VG1. Although Videregående skole is not compulsory for Norwegians, approximately 93% of people aged 16–18 enroll. There is no