What grade would I get overall with these marks at GCSE?

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    1 14-05-2012  20:01
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    What grade would I get overall with these marks at GCSE?
    In Science, the teachers have entered me for the higher paper in Biology but for foundation in Physics and Chemistry. I'd really like a B overall in Science. If I got an A in the Biology test and a high C in the other two. Do you think that would equate to a high C or a low/middle B overall?
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    2 14-05-2012  20:31
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    Re: What grade would I get overall with these marks at GCSE?
    depends what UMS you get.. look at the current UMS boundaries for last year's papers, it may be similar to the ones you will take..
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    3 15-05-2012  20:16
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    Re: What grade would I get overall with these marks at GCSE?
    Just guessing here, but I would say it's more likely to cross the B boundary. And whether it's low/middle is all based on how high the A is.
    Last edited by catastrophe; 15-05-2012 at 20:16. Reason: tense
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