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CEO points for most college courses show an 80 point increase, new figures show

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The latest figures show that CEO points for admission to most college courses have increased significantly this year.

Grade inflation in this year’s Living Cert results rose to 70 or 80 points, the highest point in the CEO points.

Overall, points have risen for three-quarters of Honors degree or level eight courses this year.

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At the university level, many have recorded an average increase of 20 to 30 points over a wide range of courses.

In addition, several university courses were higher than the previous high of 600 points.

Two in UCD – Economics & Finance (613, 12 points), Actuarial & Financial Studies (601, 24 points up) – four at Trinity College Dublin (Management Science & Information Systems Studies (613, +24 points); Dental (6, 6). +23 points), Law and Business (602 points, +26 points) and Legal-Political Science (602 points, +35 points).

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