[pallan]

Hi,
I have just completed my science ISA's and am trying to find the grade boundaries for them

My Results where:
B1.5 Killing Micro-organisms: 24/34
P1.5 Solar Celles: 30/34

I've looked around for them but can't find them.
Anyone know where i can or has anyone got a link??
Thanks

[TheFootyKing19]

Always:

A*= 36
A = 34
B = 32
C = 26/30

[Gryffindor]

As above said but if you're not sure i'm sure the AQA website has them somewhere

[theblackphoenixcon]

I was told by my Physics teacher to do another ISA because 36 might not be an A*. It's usually a good idea to get above the grade boundary for last year to be absolutely sure.

[TheFootyKing19]

For the past 4-5 years including the ISAS i have done this year it has always been:

A*= 36
A = 34
B = 32
C = 26/30

Raw Marks always stay the same - however the UMS marks vary every year.

[DonBorat]

its roughly 37-38/40 for 100UMS

[BoNeY]

Isn't the ISA out of 34, therefore if A* is 36 then it's impossible to achieve?

[Intriguing Alias]

(Original post by BoNeY)
Isn't the ISA out of 34, therefore if A* is 36 then it's impossible to achieve?

+6 for the practical part.

[The_Blade]

(Original post by BoNeY)
Isn't the ISA out of 34, therefore if A* is 36 then it's impossible to achieve?

Table = 2 marks
Graph = 4 marks
ISA = 34 marks

[kaneboy]

(Original post by TheFootyKing19)
For the past 4-5 years including the ISAS i have done this year it has always been:

A*= 36
A = 34
B = 32
C = 26/30

Raw Marks always stay the same - however the UMS marks vary every year.

Where is this from?

2010/2011 have been 30 for a B.

[TheFootyKing19]

Aqa grade boundaries mate.