gcse aqa ISA grade boundaries

Just include repeats on the same table, and when you draw the graph if you have anomalies just move them up on to the line, then change your data in the table hahaha, saves you having to write about why you had an anomaly in the exam

I got 39/50 in my Physics ISA, is that likely to be an A*?

Is anyone doing or done the chemistry isa on burning fuels for energy ?

Hoping for 3 A's in sciences come results day,

I got 35/50 in biology isa
99UMS in core
83UMS in additional
ANY IDEAS WHAT THE UMS FOR MY ISA IS? WANT TO KNOW IF I COULD SQEEZE AN A*

Also, any ideas what 41/50 for chem isa is
And 44/50 for physics.

I think the physics isa I did was an additional one if that makes a difference?
Thank you!

Hi!!!

I do triple science, so I'm no expert on core and additional, but I'd say a reasonable estimate for the Bio ISA would be 75 ums, but that could be way off as nobody knows. The general feeling is that the boundary for an A* in the triple ISA's (don't know if they're the same as yours) will be around 43 or 44, maybe less, maybe more.

I'd say Chemistry would be a high A, maybe an A* just, and that Physics would probably be an A*.

Hope that helps, but remember, they're just educated guesses from what my teachers and everyone on here seems to think.

What sort of grade/UMS are my ISA marks?
36/50 - Physics
39/50 - Biology
44/50 - Chemistry

Hey guys i got 39/50 in my isa in aqa core science 2012. Do you reckon thats an a or b or a*

Double your raw marks for an approximate 'safe' estimate for the grade. But they are likely to change. EG - 44 is 88% which is technically an A, but the chances are the boundaries will drop and it will become an A*. But the 90% / doubling is the 'safe zone' for a guaranteed A* or whatever.