International A/AS Level

Qualifications
Unit Aggregation and
Certification (cash-in) Rules
Effective for the May/June
2021 series only
Introduction

This document forms part of the May/June 2021 support and guidance package for
centres offering International A/AS Level (IAS/IAL) qualifications and must be used in
conjunction with the Pearson Guidance on the determination of grades for
International A/AS Levels and International GCSEs for May/June 2021 document
that can be found here.

Except for IAL Law 1, Pearson’s IAS/IALs are unitised qualifications subdivided into units.
Assessment in individual units can be taken over a number of examination series. Each
individual unit result is awarded a Uniform Mark Scale (UMS) score and these individual
unit scores are stored/banked by Pearson. A qualification grade is only awarded when a
student has completed all the units in the subject and a centre makes a cash-in entry. A
cash-in entry code starts with either ‘X’ for the International AS qualification or ‘Y’ for the
International A level qualification.

Pearson’s approach for IAS/IAL qualifications for May/June 2021 is for centres to provide
letter grades by unit. The unit results from this series will have associated UMS scores
so that they can be aggregated with both existing unit results from prior exam series
and unit results from future exam series. As part of the centre’s internal quality
assurance, a check on the cash-in is recommended to reflect on the impact the unit
grade judgements have on the qualification grade of a student due to certificate in this
series. This document explains and illustrates the application of the unit aggregation
and certification rules to support this activity.

Appeals

In some cases, you may feel that the award of notional fixed UMS for units entered in
summer 2021 has led to the student receiving an overall qualification grade which is
lower than you expected. If this is the case, you will be able to use the appeals process
to request a review of the aggregation for individual students once final results have
been issued.

Unit UMS scores

When an exam is sat, the ‘raw’ mark is the number of marks a student achieved on that
exam. Pearson converts the raw mark into a UMS score, to make sure that any
differences in the difficulty of exams are taken into account when adding up a student’s
marks to give an overall qualification grade. For more information about UMS and why
they are used please see here. When exams are replaced with a teacher-assessed unit
grade, it is still necessary to assign a notional single UMS to that lettered grade so that
the unit result can be used to determine the qualification grade when the student

1
IAL Law is a linear qualification and is not offered as an International Advanced Subsidiary. This guidance does
not apply to this subject.
makes a cash-in entry in the current or a future series. These are the same fixed
notional UMS scores that Pearson used in the May/June 2020 series and can be found
here.

The following is a simplified illustration of the UMS conversion when an exam happens
and when a teacher-assessed lettered grade is used.

Example: Unit with a maximum of 100 uniform marks

When an exam happens

Students X and Y both sat the unit exam. Student X achieved 56 raw marks and Student
Y achieved 51 raw marks. At the award, the raw mark boundary for the notional unit
grade b was set at a mark of 51 and for grade a it was set at 57. The unit’s UMS grade
boundaries are shown in the table below; there are 70-79 UMS available for a grade b.

Total UMS a b c d e
Unit 1 100 100-80 79-70 69-60 59-50 49-40

The unit grade b raw mark conversion to UMS scores is:

Raw mark UMS Unit grade

Student X has a raw mark of 56 and achieves a higher
57 ➡ 80 ⬅ a
uniform mark (78 UMS) than student Y who has a raw
56 ➡ 78 ⬅ b mark of 51 (70 UMS).
55 ➡ 77 ⬅ b
Both students have shown a notional unit grade b
54 ➡ 75 ⬅ b
performance but student X is a very strong grade b
53 ➡ 73 ⬅ b (nearly a grade a) and student Y is a weaker grade b (only
52 ➡ 72 ⬅ b just a grade b). Their raw marks and their UMS reflect
that relative difference in their grade b performance.
51 ➡ 70 ⬅ b

When exams are replaced with teacher-based assessment

The raw mark mapping cannot happen. Instead, a unit teacher-assessed grade (TAG) is
submitted as a lettered grade, which converts to a fixed number of notional UMS (see
link provided above) for that lettered grade. The UMS is a single notional mark for all
students that achieve the same grade on each unit. 2 In the example above Students X
and Y would each receive 75 UMS (i.e. the fixed number of notional UMS for this grade)
for their notional unit grade b performance.

2
This means that this mark can be carried forward towards the total marks required to achieve the qualification grade, for this series and
future series, and students can continue with their existing study, exam pattern and progression
Cashing-in (or aggregation) for a Qualification Grade: the rules

Once a student has gained or has entered for the appropriate set of units, an entry may
then be made for the qualification award (the cash-in). The aggregation of the unit
uniform marks to a qualification grade is carried out by adding up the student’s UMS for
the eligible units. Some of these UMS may be from banked scores achieved in a prior
series. The aggregation of the student’s uniform marks will generate the best possible
qualification grade with the highest possible uniform mark. When aggregating unit
scores, the rules below apply.
Please note that separate rules apply for Mathematics qualifications. These are
outlined in Appendix 1.

• Any unit can be re-sat irrespective of whether the qualification is to be cashed-in.

Only the better of the two most recent non-absent attempts at a unit will be
available for aggregation to a qualification grade.
• Even if the IAS certification has been claimed, the student may still re-sit one or
more IAS units in addition to IA2 units prior to cashing-in for an IAL award.
• Students may not re-aggregate with a set of unit results which is identical to that
which existed previously, whether for the purpose of getting all their
qualification grades on the same certificate or for any other reason.
• The shelf-life of unit results is limited only by the shelf-life of the associated
specification.
• Students will be awarded a qualification Grade A* if they achieve Grade A for the
full IAL (i.e. at least 160, 320 or 480 uniform marks in the two-, four- or six-unit
IALs respectively) and 90% or more of the available uniform marks from their IA2
units (i.e. 90, 180 or 270 uniform marks for the IA2 units in the two-, four- or six-
unit IALs respectively).

Worked Examples

A full list of Pearson IAS/IAL unitised qualifications available in the May/June 2021
series with a summary of their unit structure is provided as Appendix 2. The
Qualification uniform mark scales can be found in Appendix 3.

Some worked examples are provided below to illustrate how the aggregation rules
apply for different student scenarios where a qualification grade is due to be claimed in
the May/June 2021 series. Worked examples are provided for two-, four- and six-unit IAL
qualifications. A link to worked examples for the Mathematics subjects can be found in
Appendix 1.

These scenarios assume that for any units entered in the May/June 2021 series, the
initial unit TAG has already been determined. This cash-in check is recommended as
part of your centre’s internal quality assurance to reflect holistically on the impact these
unit judgements have on the student’s qualification grade.
2-Unit IAL (e.g. Arabic)

Qualification and unit UMS from the specification here.

Fixed UMS

Student 1 is entered for units 1 and 2 for the first time in the May/June 2021 series and
is cashing-in for an IAL grade.
There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAL certification.
Unit 1: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 90)
Unit 2: TAG is grade a* (fixed notional UMS 95)

IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 May/June 2021 90 
2 May/June 2021 95 

Unit aggregation = 90 + 95 = 185 UMS = Grade A*

The student has achieved at least 160 UMS overall (i.e. grade A overall) and has
achieved at least 90% of the total uniform marks available for the IA2 unit (i.at least 90
UMS).
Student 2 sat unit 1 in October 2020 and achieved 81 UMS (notional grade a
performance).

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for unit 2 only and is cashing-in for the IAL qualification grade.
There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAL certification.
Unit 2: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)

IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 October 2020 81 
2 May/June 2021 85 
Unit aggregation = 81 + 85 = 166 UMS = Grade A
The student has achieved at least 160 UMS overall but has not achieved at least 90% of
the total uniform marks available for the IA2 unit 2 (at least 90 UMS).

Note: if this student had certificated the IAS in October 2020, it would not be possible to
re-certificate for the IAS in May/June 2021. The reason being that the student could not
re-aggregate with the same set of IAS unit results.

Student 3 sat unit 1 in January 2021 and achieved 69 UMS (notional grade c
performance).

May/June 2021 series:

The student is re-entered for unit 1, entered for unit 2 for the first time and is cashing-in
for the IAS and IAL. There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for
the IAS and IAL certifications.
Unit 1: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 75).
Unit 2: TAG is grade c (fixed notional UMS 65).
The May/June 2021 Unit 1 TAG fixed notional UMS is the best of the two most recent
scores so is used for the cash-ins.
IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June 2021

cash-in?
1 January 2021 69 
1 May/June 2021 75 
2 May/June 2021 65 

IAS qualification grade: unit aggregation = 75 UMS = Grade B

IAL qualification grade: unit aggregation = 75 + 65 = 140 UMS = Grade B

Student 4 sat unit 1 in January 2021 and achieved 79 UMS (notional grade b
performance).

May/June 2021 series:

The student is re-entered for unit 1, entered for unit 2 for the first time and is cashing-in
for the IAS and IAL. There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for
the IAS and IAL certifications.
Unit 1: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 75).
Unit 2: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 75).
The January 2021 unit 1 UMS score is the best of the two most recent scores so is used
for the cash- ins.

IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 January 2021 79 
1 May/June 2021 75 
2 May/June 2021 75 
IAS qualification grade: unit aggregation = 79 UMS = Grade B
IAL qualification grade: unit aggregation = 79 + 75 = 154 UMS = Grade B
4-Unit IAL (e.g. Economics)

Qualification and unit UMS from the specification here.

Fixed UMS

Student 5 sat units 1 and 2 in January 2021 and achieved:

Unit 1: 76 UMS (notional grade b performance)
Unit 2: 65 UMS (notional grade c performance)
The student also cashed in for the IAS grade and received 141 UMS, a Grade B.
May/June 2021 series:
The student is re-entered for unit 2 and is entered for units 3 and 4 for the first time
and is cashing-in for the IAS and IAL. There are no eligibility issues; the student has met
all the rules for the re-aggregation of the IAS (i.e. the student has a different set of IAS
unit results for certification) and the IAL certification.
Unit 2: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 75)
Unit 3: TAG is grade c (fixed notional UMS 65)
Unit 4: TAG is grade c (fixed notional UMS 65)
The May/June 2021 Unit 2 fixed notional UMS is the best of the two most recent scores
and is used for the cash-ins.
IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 January 2021 76 
2 January 2021 65 
2 May/June 2021 75 
3 May/June 2021 65 
4 May/June 2021 65 
IAS Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 76 + 75 = 151 UMS = Grade B
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 76 + 75 + 65 + 65 = 281 UMS = Grade B

Student 6 entered units 1 and 2 in the May/June 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 1: fixed notional UMS 90 (notional grade a performance)
Unit 2: fixed notional UMS 90 (notional grade a performance)
The student sat examinations for unit 2 and unit 3 (first attempt for this unit) in the
October 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 2: 79 UMS (notional grade b performance)
Unit 3: 78 UMS (notional grade b performance)

May/June 2021 Series:

The student is entered for units 3 and 4 and is cashing-in for the IAL. There are no
eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAL certification.
Unit 3: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)
Unit 4: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)
The May/June 2020 fixed notional UMS score for unit 2 and the May/June 2021 fixed
notional UMS score for unit 3 is the best of the two most recent attempts for each unit
and are used for the IAL cash-in.

IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 May/June 2020 90 
2 May/June 2020 90 
2 October 2020 79 
3 October 2020 78 
3 May/June 2021 85 
4 May/June 2021 85 
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 90 + 90+ 85 + 85 = 350 UMS = Grade A.
The student has achieved at least 320 UMS overall but has not achieved at least 90% of
the total uniform marks available for the IA2 units (at least 180 UMS).
Student 7 sat units 1 and 2 in January 2021 and achieved:
Unit 1: 69 UMS (notional grade c performance)
Unit 2: 79 UMS (notional grade b performance)
The student also cashed in for the IAS grade and received 148 UMS, a Grade B.

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for units 3 and 4 and is cashing-in for the IAS and IAL. There is an
eligibility issue here for the IAS as the student cannot re-aggregate with the same set of
IAS unit results. There are no eligibility issues for the IAL certification.
Unit 3: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)
Unit 4: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)

IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June
2021
cash-in?
1 January 2021 69 
2 January 2021 79 
3 May/June 2021 85 
4 May/June 2021 85 
IAS Qualification Grade: Eligibility issue and no grade issued
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 69 + 79 + 85 + 85 = 318 UMS = Grade B

Student 8 sat units 1 and 2 in January 2021 and achieved:

Unit 1: 90 UMS (notional grade a performance)
Unit 2: 76 UMS (notional grade b performance)

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for units 3 and 4 and is cashing-in for the IAS and IAL. There are
no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAS and the IAL
certifications.
Unit 3: TAG is grade a* (fixed notional UMS 95)
Unit 4: TAG is grade a (fixed notional UMS 85)

IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 January 2021 90 
2 January 2021 76 
3 May/June 2021 95 
4 May/June 2021 85 
IAS Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 90 + 76 = 166 UMS = Grade A
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 90 + 76 + 95 + 85 = 346 UMS = Grade A*
The student has achieved at least 320 UMS overall and has achieved at least 90% of the
total uniform marks available for the IA2 units (at least 180 UMS).
6-unit IAL (e.g. Biology)

Qualification and unit UMS from the specification here.

Fixed UMS

Student 9 sat unit 1 in the January 2020 series and achieved 98 UMS (a notional grade a
performance).
The student entered units 2 and 3 in the May/June 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 2: fixed notional UMS 108 (notional grade a performance)
Unit 3: fixed notional UMS 45 (notional grade b performance).
The student re-entered unit 3 in October 2020 and achieved:
Unit 3: 41 UMS (a notional grade c performance).
The student sat unit 4 in January 2021 and achieved:
Unit 4: 71 UMS (a notional grade d performance).

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for units 5 and 6 and is cashing-in for the IAS and IAL
certifications.
There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAS and IAL
certifications.
Unit 5: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 90)
Unit 6: TAG is grade b (fixed notional UMS 45)
The May/June 2020 UMS score for unit 3 is the best of the two most recent attempts
and is used for the cash-in.

IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 January 2020 98 
2 May/June 2020 108 
3 May/June 2020 45 
3 October 2020 41 
4 January 2021 71 
5 May/June 2021 90 
6 May/June 2021 45 
IAS Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 98 + 108 + 45 = 251 UMS = Grade A
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 98 + 108 + 45 + 71 + 90 + 45 = 457 UMS =
Grade B

Student 10 sat units 1 and 2 in the January 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 1: 27 UMS (unclassified)
Unit 2: 35 UMS (unclassified)
The student re-entered both units in May/June 2020 and entered unit 3 for the first time
and achieved:
Unit 1: fixed notional UMS 54 (notional grade e performance)
Unit 2: fixed notional UMS 54 (notional grade e performance)
Unit 3: fixed notional UMS 27 (notional grade e performance)
The student sat unit 4 in January 2021 and achieved 56 UMS (notional grade e
performance).

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for units 5 and 6 and is cashing-in for the IAS and IAL
certifications.
There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAS and IAL
certifications.
Unit 5: TAG grade d (fixed notional UMS 66)
Unit 6: TAG grade d (fixed notional UMS 33)
The May/June 2020 fixed notional UMS for units 1 and 2 are the best of the two most
recent scores and are used for the cash-in.
IAS/IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 January 2020 27 
1 May/June 2020 54 
2 January 2020 35 
2 May/June 2020 54 
3 May/June 2020 27 
4 January 2021 56 
5 May/June 2021 66 
6 May/June 2021 33 
IAS Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 54 + 54 + 27 = 135 UMS = Grade E
IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 54 + 54 + 27 + 56 + 66 + 33 = 290 UMS =
Grade E

Student 11 entered for units 1, 2 and 3 in the May/June 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 1: fixed notional UMS 108 (notional grade a performance)
Unit 2: fixed notional UMS 90 (notional grade b performance
Unit 3: fixed notional UMS 54 (notional grade a performance)
The student entered unit 4 in January 2021 and achieved:
Unit 4: 105 UMS (notional grade a performance)

May/June 2021 series:

The student is entered for units 5 and 6 and is cashing-in for the IAL certification.
There are no eligibility issues; the student has met all the rules for the IAS and IAL
certifications.
Unit 5: TAG grade a* (fixed notional UMS 114)
Unit 6: TAG grade a (fixed notional UMS 51)

IAL qualification grade summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 May/June 2020 108 
2 May/June 2020 90 
3 May/June 2020 54 
4 January 2021 105 
5 May/June 2021 114 
6 May/June 2021 51 

IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 108 + 90 + 54 + 105 + 114 + 51 = 522 UMS =
Grade A*
The student has achieved at least 480 UMS overall and has achieved at least 90% of the
total uniform marks available for the IA2 units (at least 270 UMS).

Student 12 entered for units 1, 2 and 3 in the May/June 2020 series and achieved:
Unit 1: fixed notional UMS 108 (notional grade a performance)
Unit 2: fixed notional UMS 90 (notional grade b performance
Unit 3: fixed notional UMS 54 (notional grade a performance)
The student was also entered for the IAS certification in May/June 2020.
IAS Qualification Grade (May/June 2020): unit aggregation = 108 + 90 + 54 = 252 UMS
= Grade A

The student entered unit 4 in October 2020 and achieved:

Unit 4: 91 UMS (notional grade b performance)

May/June 2021 series:

The student is re-entered for unit 4, and also entered for units 5 and 6. The student is
also entered cashing-in for both at IAS and IAL certification.
There is an eligibility issue here for the IAS as the student cannot re-certificate with the
same set of IAS unit results. There are no eligibility issues for the IAL certification.

Unit 4: TAG grade a (fixed notional UMS 102)

Unit 5: TAG grade a (fixed notional UMS 102)
Unit 6: TAG grade a (fixed notional UMS 51)

The May/June 2021 UMS score for unit 4 is the best of the two most recent attempts
and is used for the cash-in.

IAL qualification grade: Summary

Unit Series UMS Used for May/June

2021
cash-in?
1 May/June 2020 108 
2 May/June 2020 90 
3 May/June 2020 54 
4 January 2021 91 
4 May/June 2021 102 
5 May/June 2021 102 
6 May/June 2021 51 

IAL Qualification Grade: unit aggregation = 108 + 90 + 54 + 102 + 102 + 51 = 507 UMS =
Grade A
The student has achieved at least 480 UMS overall but has not achieved at least 90% of
the total uniform marks available for the IA2 units (at least 270 UMS).
Appendix 1: Mathematics subjects qualification overview and
Aggregation Rules and Guidance

Qualification Overview
Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Subsidiary
The International Advanced Subsidiary in Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Pure
Mathematics qualifications each consist of three externally-examined units:

Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level

The International Advanced Level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Pure
Mathematics qualifications each consist of six externally-examined units:

Aggregation Rules and Guidance

The certification of each qualification requires different contributing units. For example,
students who are awarded certificates in both International Advanced Level
Mathematics and International Advanced Level Further Mathematics must use unit
results from 12 different units, i.e. once a unit result has been used to cash-in for a
qualification, it cannot be re-used to cash-in for another qualification. A combination of
legacy and re-developed units can be used to cash-in.
The aggregation rules for these Mathematics subjects are here. This document also
includes some worked examples.

A* in IAL Mathematics qualifications

For International Advanced Level in Mathematics

• A* will be awarded to students who have achieved grade A overall (at least 480
of the 600 maximum uniform mark) and at least 180 of the 200 combined
maximum uniform mark for the P3 and P4 units.

For International Advanced Level in Further Mathematics

A* will be awarded to students who have achieved a grade A overall (at least 480
of the 600 maximum uniform mark) and at least 270 of the 300 combined
maximum uniform mark for their best three IA2 units (whether pure or
application units).

For International Advanced Level in Pure Mathematics

• A* will be awarded to students who have achieved a grade A overall (at least 480
of the 600 maximum uniform mark) and at least 270 of the 300 combined
maximum uniform mark for their IA2 units.

Eligibility of units for May/June 2021 cash-in: summary table from the Pearson
Qualifications Information Manual 2020/21 (Section 4 International A Level)
here.
Appendix 2: Pearson IAS/IAL Unitised Qualifications 3

Level Code Subject name Structure

IAS XAA01 one unit at IAS, and an additional unit at IA2 for the full IAL
ARABIC
IAL YAA01 qualification.
IAS XAC11 one unit at IAS, and an additional unit at IA2 for the full IAL
ACCOUNTING
IAL YAC11 qualification.
IAS XBI11
BIOLOGY three IAS units and three IA2 units
IAL YBI11
IAS XBS11
BUSINESS two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YBS11
IAS XCH11
CHEMISTRY three IAS units and three IA2 units
IAL YCH11
IAS XEC11
ECONOMICS two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YEC11
IAS XEN01
ENGLISH LANGUAGE two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YEN01
IAS XET01
ENGLISH LITERATURE two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YET01
IAS XFR01
FRENCH two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YFR01
IAS XGE01
GEOGRAPHY two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YGE01
IAS XGK01 one unit at IAS, and an additional unit at IA2 for the full IAL
GREEK
IAL YGK01 qualification.
IAS XGN01
GERMAN two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YGN01
IAS XHI01
HISTORY two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YHI01
IAS XIT11
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YIT11
IAS XPH11
PHYSICS three IAS units and three IA2 units
IAL YPH11
IAS XPS01
PSYCHOLOGY two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YPS01
IAS XSP01
SPANISH two IAS units and two IA2 units
IAL YSP01
IAS XMA01 There are 12 units available in the IAL specification, including the
MATHEMATICS combined
IAL YMA01
Core Mathematics units. Combinations of these 12 units can lead
IAS XFM01
FURTHER MATHEMATICS to IAL qualification awards in Mathematics, Further Mathematics
IAL YFM01 and Pure Mathematics. There is a separate Aggregation Rules and
IAS XPM01 Guidance document (here) that is specific to Mathematics, which
explains in
PURE MATHEMATICS
IAL YPM01 more detail the ways in which the 12 units can be combined to
achieve the three qualification award options.

3
IAL Law (YLA1) has a linear assessment model and does not include an Advanced Subsidiary award.
Appendix 3: Qualification Uniform Mark Scales

Notes:

• The general rule for the award of A* is:

o a grade A overall at IAL and
o 90% of the maximum uniform mark on the aggregate of the IA2 units

See the separate rules in Appendix 1 for the Mathematics subjects.