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Re: Appeal
See what your school tell you as appeals officially go through them. In recent years the appeals system has become so strict that you must have clear and reliable evidence for them to improve your grade. It is up to your school and if they deem your case invalid then you're buggered - pardon the phrase. However go onto www.sqa.org.uk/appeals and have a look at what they say as I've read throughout and it is interesting to see how you would be marked if the school sent away an appeal for you. You may at least give it a shot, at least try is what I say.
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Re: AppealYes. If your NAB's are all at A standard and you have enough evidence from homework and classwork that your teacher can back up as being formally completed then yes it is possible(Original post by Babb_zz)
ive heard that if u have the same grade in your prelim aswell in the final exam then you can appeal?! so like i got a B in my chemistry prelim and Exam how ever i wanted an A, that cant be possible right?
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Re: AppealI think you can get away with them being more than that in the arts, since they might only be assessed at that level but you might still write an A-standard essay under exam conditions, say. Not like the sciences where it's sort of the ABCs.(Original post by Vitamin D)
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Re: Do I have a strong appeal caseI'm not familiar with the Scottish higher system but if the 'prelim's are modules then certainly! Shouldn't that be an A/B overall(Original post by Alves)
Higher RMPS
1st Prelim : 73% (A)
2nd Prelim: 80% (A)
Final exam: C
Can I get an B on appeal! Do I have a strong case?
Regards
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Re: Do I have a strong appeal caseNo Prelims don't count towards your course, they are just practice exams to see how you are getting on - usually in January/February to assess Unit 1 and 2 of a course. You don't need to pass them but there are NABs that you do have to pass to pass the overall course.(Original post by unknownrebalz)
I'm not familiar with the Scottish higher system but if the 'prelim's are modules then certainly! Shouldn't that be an A/B overall
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Higher Computing appeal
Hey guys
I recently sat Higher Computing and in the coursework I got 48/60, which I was told was an A, however in the exam, I got a D.
Now, my results says I have a D, surely, I'd get at least a C with an A for coursework, I answered almost every question and spoke to my friends and we had similar answers for some questions and they got at least a C.
What's the story? Would really appreciate a reponse as if I get a C I can go into my course, thanks guys. -
Re: Higher Computing appeal
I am the same with Advanced Higher bud!
I got 70/80 in the coursework - meaning I only needed 58% to get a 'A'
Both my prelims >80%
Yet my results show that I got a C in the external exam and a C overall
If i got a C in the external exam then surely my overall would have been at least a B with my coursework added.
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Re: Appeal(Original post by ribeena)
Yes. If your NAB's are all at A standard and you have enough evidence from homework and classwork that your teacher can back up as being formally completed then yes it is possible
Kool thanks, in my nabs i got, 25,27,23 in units 1,2, and 3,
thats great hoping for an A now