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Aqa Triple science 2014 GCSE

Hi guys, does anyone know what the grade boundaries for physics,chemistry and biology were last year and what is your predictions for this year?

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Hi guys, does anyone know what the grade boundaries for physics,chemistry and biology were last year and what is your predictions for this year?

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I think this might answer your question but if not check on the website :smile:
(edited 9 years ago)
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Hi guys, does anyone know what the grade boundaries for physics,chemistry and biology were last year and what is your predictions for this year?

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It'll most probably be 80% for an A*. so 48/60.
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Thanks!


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Here are the GBs for the June '13 series
(Did triple last year :3)

http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/over/stat_pdf/AQA-GCSE-GRADE-BDY-JUNE-2013.PDF
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Thanks for the grade boundaries!
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Original post by tomb97
It'll most probably be 80% for an A*. so 48/60.


No. That's higher than last years', and since we're doing:
a) harder papers
b) Unit 2 and Unit 3 at the same time
.. It's not ever going to be that high. Plus they don't do percentages for an A*, it's marks. So OP, it's more likely to be something like 44 or 45 out of 60, depending on the difficulty of the paper.
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No one can know until people have sat the exam... it changes based on student performance.


Yeah, but we can make an educated guess.
Original post by suzylemonade
No. That's higher than last years', and since we're doing:
a) harder papers
b) Unit 2 and Unit 3 at the same time
.. It's not ever going to be that high. Plus they don't do percentages for an A*, it's marks. So OP, it's more likely to be something like 44 or 45 out of 60, depending on the difficulty of the paper.


We're doing harder papers? Why didn't I know about this? :s-smilie::s-smilie::s-smilie:

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