I did an math assessment test somewhere else recently, and they told me I had a high grade 12 standing. Does this mean I don need to study for the BCIT Mathematics Competency test?
I would have no way of answering this question accurately. There are many tests available through many organizations in this world, and in our experience, such assessment tests vary widely in the degree to which they actually reflect the Math 11 and MATH 12 curriculum guides in British Columbia. As mentioned above, the information on this website should give you a good idea of what to expect on the BCIT Mathematics Competency tests. Your only reliable guide to determining if you have a reasonable prospect of success on the BCIT Mathematics Competency test is to look at this material. To elaborate slightly, we make two observations. First, the so-called GED tests, and materials sold to help people prepare for the GED test do not come anywhere close to corresponding to the official B. C. MATH 11 and MATH 12 curricula, and so a good score on the GED test will not tell you anything about your preparation to write the BCIT Mathematics Competency test. Secondly, mathematics admission tests f
