OCR 21st Century Physics 22/6/12
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Re: OCR 21st Century Physics 22/6/12I found it pretty difficult to be honest, the 6 markers seemed pretty vague as to what they wanted you to write and much of the stuff that we had learnt in class barely came up. Practically everyone in my year who took the exam was pretty thrown by it. I also noticed that in the case of the Biology and Chemistry exams you actually had to give reference to what you had learnt and apply knowledge, in my case I could have gone into the exam doing no revision whatsoever and probably get a better mark... It was a really poorly written exam in my opinion, and for the sake of me and many of my classmates hopefully the grade boundaries are generous
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Re: OCR 21st Century Physics 22/6/12it was soooo hard, i think i got a D!! hope the grade boundaries are low, because in my opinion this physics exam was harder than chemistry and biology put together. All the 6 mark questions were horrible and badly written. **** you OCR!!!!
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Re: OCR 21st Century Physics 22/6/12hope so!!!!(Original post by TheSmartOne)
Isn't it 35/60 for an A? -
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Re: OCR 21st Century Physics 22/6/12(Original post by TheSmartOne)
Isn't it 35/60 for an A?January's exam it was only 31/60 to get an A(Original post by richards123)
hope so!!!!
