I think I got around 52 marks. I really wanna have an a * .... Do u guys think that is sufficient? Also, do u actually have to cancel down 15 and 5 in the rationalise question ?
Ps I think in november 2011 the ms was 48 for an a star... But I wannnnna have an a star sooo much... Plss reply thks
I think I got around 52 marks. I really wanna have an a * .... Do u guys think that is sufficient? Also, do u actually have to cancel down 15 and 5 in the rationalise question ?
Ps I think in november 2011 the ms was 48 for an a star... But I wannnnna have an a star sooo much... Plss reply thks
these are the grades from november for this unit A* A B C D E F G 54 46 35 25 19 16
Guys does anyone know, if we resit this exam, that we will get similar questions, like the previous years, because apparentely there changing it to linear instead of modular
Guys does anyone know, if we resit this exam, that we will get similar questions, like the previous years, because apparentely there changing it to linear instead of modular
There are two types..modular and linear and they surely won't get rid of modular and only have linear. If you're in year 11 and didn't do so well on your unit one and as well as this unit, then I would assume your school would allow you to change to do linear which would mean that your previous exams don't count. Not entirely sure what you're actually asking though, could you rephrase?
... did u think the paper was harder than the november 2011 ? if , the grade boundaries are likely to be lowered .... P.s. in my schoool alll (dumm ) people rettok therefore if this happend to lots than the grade boundary will be low!!
Guys does anyone know, if we resit this exam, that we will get similar questions, like the previous years, because apparentely there changing it to linear instead of modular
There are two types..modular and linear and they surely won't get rid of modular and only have linear.
The government wants all GCSE exams to be linear but don't worry Dan, the change won't be immediate. There will be oppotunities to resit modular units if you need to. If you do switch to linear at any stage you'll find your modular syllabus already uses the new types of questions that the linear exams will feature for the first time this summer.