GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first post
Maths exam discussion - share revision tips in preparation for GCSE, A Level and other maths exams and discuss how they went afterwards.
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Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postIt will definetely be a stable A(Original post by Majka12)
I got around 130-140 marks on both papers? Do you think I have a chance of getting an A? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postUsing our min marks. Then it will be an A. However if u can get the extra 7 marks then its an A*(Original post by mazam)
On non calc paper I counted 81 marks minimum but 87 marks maximum
On calc paper I counted 85-90 marks
Have I done enough for an A*? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first post1/2 marks max(Original post by ata12)
On Question 23, if you included working out which includes some of the equations in the model answer working out, then how much credit would you get for it? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postDefinetely(Original post by science-oliver)
would 89 on the non calc and 97 on the calc be enough for an A*? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postJust an A* if ur lucky(Original post by AaronHeth95)
I think I got 84 minimum for the calculator and 87 for the non calculator, would that be a high A or A*? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postthat should be enough(Original post by Manunited_96)
Would 79 in non calculator and 94 in calculator paper be enough for an A* -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postWhat do you mean by "using our min marks" what minimum marks?(Original post by xXxDHxXx)
Using our min marks. Then it will be an A. However if u can get the extra 7 marks then its an A* -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first post(Original post by Simpliey)
Why are you keep asking if your marks is good enough for a certain grade. No one knows and no one can predict it because this exam is weird. Just wait till they release the boundaries.
When do they release grade boundaries? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postHonestly, you're a moron, you claim to have gotten those high marks which is 93% yet you are not sure whether it's an A*? You're either really stupid or simply lying about what you got seeing as it was 80% for an A* in the November series.(Original post by science-oliver)
would 89 on the non calc and 97 on the calc be enough for an A*? -
Re: GCSE Higher Calc March 2012 - Paper and model answers in first postChill, or maybe he just wanna boast. Everyone boast SOMETIME in the exams.(Original post by `God)
Honestly, you're a moron, you claim to have gotten those high marks which is 93% yet you are not sure whether it's an A*? You're either really stupid or simply lying about what you got seeing as it was 80% for an A* in the November series.
You do good, you boast, you do bad you complain about people boasting