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What is a hybrid subject combination?

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A hybrid subject combination consists of 2 subjects from the Sciences and 2 subjects from the Arts, of which two H2 subjects must be from the course the student is posted into. For example, a hybrid combination in the Science course could be H2 Mathematics, H2 Chemistry, H2 Economics, and H1 Geography.

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