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For millions of students, a few hours in one exam hall decide which college they get into, and often which career they end up in. The case for A single exam rewards access to coaching and performing under pressure, not just ability. Looking at school record, projects and interests would capture talent the exam misses and ease the pressure on students. The case against A common exam is the fairest yardstick across very different schools and boards. Interviews, essays and extracurriculars tend to favour students with money and connections. Where do you stand? Vote, then share your opinion - and say what would change your mind.