OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREAD
Chemistry exam discussion - share revision tips in preparation for GCSE, A Level and other chemistry exams and discuss how they went afterwards.
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Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADThat isn't necessarily true. Someone said it was 37+/40 = 100UMS(Original post by Aidn)
UMS for coursework
40 is 100
34 is 90.... naturally 37, being the middle mark = 95 UMS, I presume that the very most 38 raw could be 96...
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Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADWell, I did biology and physics for you..(Original post by kingberito123)
on chem ive got 44/50 43/50 and 34/40 for course work
biology i got 48/50,44/50 and 34/40
in physics i got 43/50 43/50 and 35/40
could you tell me what i need to get for each please
seems like your the UMS guru :P
Your chemistry: (270-48-44-90= 88 UMS) A very high A needed..
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Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADHow UMS is actually calculated is the total number of UMS is divided by the total number of raw and then that number is multipled by the amount more raw you got than that grade boundary, then you add the total to that UMS boundary..(Original post by Coke1)
That isn't necessarily true. Someone said it was 37+/40 = 100UMS
Then 36= 95
For example: If you get 37 11 UMS points, 7 raw marks (you count the top marks aswell) 11/7 = 1.57... x 3 (2 raw above 34) = 4.7....
4.7 + 90 = 94.7 which is rounded to 95 UMS -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREAD
Im scared, i got an A in 123 and an A* in my coursework and 456 but i have a feeling im gonna mess up in this exam, ive been getting A*s in the past papers even with out doing the ideas in context section but one or two papers are really really difficult.
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Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREAD(Original post by Aidn)
How UMS is actually calculated is the total number of UMS is divided by the total number of raw and then that number is multipled by the amount more raw you got than that grade boundary, then you add the total to that UMS boundary..
For example: If you get 37 11 UMS points, 7 raw marks (you count the top marks aswell) 11/7 = 1.57... x 3 (2 raw above 34) = 4.7....
4.7 + 90 = 94.7 which is rounded to 95 UMS
Still not always the case from what I have seen. Like sometimes, I have taken test papers where it was for example, 32/40 for an A*- but 36-40=100 UMS. It varies, and UMS is by no means exactly on scale. -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADBut only on that paper. Other PAPERS I am getting B's. The calculations mess me up. I find it very hard(Original post by DeathByBSOD)
Full marks without pre-release! - seriously! (June 2011 past paper)
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Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADlol true. hows ur revision going for exam tomorow(Original post by DeathByBSOD)
lol aidn and coke1 is stealin my UMS business lol -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADYeah, my revision is going very good for me. i was just completing my chem workbook today and did a few of the past papers online. got full marks (without pre release on Specimen paper, 2010 and 11, doing 2009 now as we speak!(Original post by Freddy-Francis)
lol true. hows ur revision going for exam tomorow -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADHelp me. I am struggling(Original post by DeathByBSOD)
Yeah, my revision is going very good for me. i was just completing my chem workbook today and did a few of the past papers online. got full marks (without pre release on Specimen paper, 2010 and 11, doing 2009 now as we speak! -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADwhat you need help on? give me a question, ill answer it.(Original post by Freddy-Francis)
Help me. I am struggling -
Re: OCR GCSE Chemistry A- C7 + Ideas In Context, May 24th 2012. OFFICIAL THREADI am really struggling on formula mass can you help?(Original post by Freddy-Francis)
I will try to answer it without looking anything