All A*s and 1 C.
Discussion for GCSE students, including those studying for IGCSEs and O Levels.
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Re: All A*s and 1 C.Yes but we are not talking about the value of a schort course. We are talking about the fact that you get half a grade and it can be A*.(Original post by cyfer)
Short courses are complete crap and a waste of time. Any person who is mildly more intelligent than a retarded squirrel will know this. -
Re: All A*s and 1 C.Ah, in my school's case, a teacher taught half the year the wrong syllubus. They all got Es while the other side got As and Bs.(Original post by Dmon1Unlimited)
doubt it. bigger issue is, how could you get a C in ict? -
Re: All A*s and 1 C.oh yes because being unable to use a computer in a computer orientated society is fine(Original post by ttoby)
Unlikely. Although, if you're at a job interview and say 'I have 11.5 A*s and a C' then you might get asked what the C was in. But once you tell them it was IT then they probably won't worry so much. -
Re: All A*s and 1 C.Exactly, I had B average at A level and now im on A*A*B(Original post by FranticMind)
Congratulations on having fantastic results - I also like that you set your sights high!
But please remember that A Levels are significantly more difficult than GCSE; if you work hard and succeed at A level then think about courses and THEN university.
Sorry to put a downer on it but I know many people who stumbled blindly into A level and bit off more than they could chew. -
Re: All A*s and 1 C.hahaha, it makes no difference. IT probably isn't top of the list for subjects that oxbridge admissions tutors consider. Oxbridge-wise, grade requirements are to an extent determined by the course you apply for, but people with no or very few A*s at gcse get in. I got about 6 A*s at gcse and have offer from Oxford now, but some people I know who have 12A*s at gcse and straight 90% As at A-level got rejected. In short, your grades will not be a hindrance and there's more than grades involved in uni applications too.(Original post by siddiqi360)
Guys!
I got 11.5 A*s and 1 C in IT! Eek! I was wondering...
Will the C look bad on the A*s or is it just about the A*s?
Does anyone know for sure?
Thinking Oxbridge-wise....
Thanks
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Re: All A*s and 1 C.
Well done on the GCSE results, but don't underestimate the amount of work that will be required at A-level. For example, there was someone in my class who got about 98% in their maths GCSE, and in their unit 1 as results, they got a U in physics which was supposedly their best subject.
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Re: All A*s and 1 C.You clearly know nothing about IT GCSE - getting a C means the OP didn't try/wasnt organised/motivated/determined. It is in no way shape or form representative of how well he can use a computer.(Original post by kopite493)
oh yes because being unable to use a computer in a computer orientated society is fine
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Re: All A*s and 1 C.Great shout(Original post by see-are)
you probably won't be accepted to oxbridge with a c...
you shouldn't have taken it , now you'll never get in