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What is the general formula for the Literature Baccalaureate? |
### Response: |
"Bac": "Literature Baccalaureate", |
"General_Formula": "4MG + 1.5A + 1.5PH + 1HG + 1F + 1Ang". |
### Instruction: |
What is the general formula for the Economics and Management Baccalaureate? |
### Response: |
"Bac": "Economics and Management Baccalaureate", |
"General_Formula": "4MG + 1.5Ec + 1.5Ge + 0.5M + 0.5HG + 1F + 1Ang". |
### Instruction: |
What is the general formula for the Sports Baccalaureate? |
### Response: |
"Bac": "Sports Baccalaureate", |
"General_Formula": "4MG + 1.5SB + 1Sp-sport + 0.5EP + 0.5SP + 0.5PH + 1F + 1Ang". |
### Instruction: |
What are the terms of the general formula? |
### Response: |
- MG: Technology |
- TE: Life and Earth Sciences |
- A: Arabic |
- SVT: Life Sciences |
- SP: Physical Sciences |
- Ec: Economics |
- Ang: English |
- PH: Philosophy |
- M: Mathematics |
- Ge: Behavioral Sciences |
- F: French |
- HG: History and Geography |
- sport-Sp: Sports specialization |
- Algo: Algorithms and Programming |
- SB: Biological Sciences |
- STI: Information Systems and Technologies |
- EP: Physical Education |
- Info: Information Technology |
- All: German |
- IT: Italian |
- ES: Spanish. |
### Instruction: |
What is the meaning of FG? |
### Response: |
"The general formula (FG) is a formula used to rank candidates according to the type of baccalaureate they obtained in the baccalaureate exam.". |
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