[raheem94]

(Original post by IShouldBeRevising_)
How come you did O - level's and not gcse's?

and i'm shocked you got a b in maths, them O levels must be hard compared to gcse

You are not the 1st person who asked me about my o-level B in maths.

Actually it was an old syllabus, we didn't had any good book, so the most work was done from past papers. I used to do really well on the papers, and i may would have got an A, even if i would have taken the exam an year earlier. But my exam was quite different from the past papers hence i got a B.

I had got 98/100 at mocks but a poor performance in boards.

The grade boundaries were also very unfair. B was at 64 and A was at 82, i got 80 but still B

There was no A* in that exam.

My school used to do O-Level not GCSE, so i had to go with it.

[dongonaeatu]

(Original post by hassi94)
Yes Raheem did 2 full A-levels last year and then another 2 full A-levels this year rather than 4AS then 4A2 as most people who take 4 A-levels would do.

why did he do that

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