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Jan 2015 biology ial exam

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Is there a thread for the unit 3 IAL exam? Or will it be discussed here?

Original post by Vivekmaj

Is there a thread for the unit 3 IAL exam? Or will it be discussed here?

I dont think there is one but how did you do?? I thought it was ok

Original post by loststars

I dont think there is one but how did you do?? I thought it was ok

It was alright I guess, are we allowed to discuss it now????

MaxwellTheSecond

yea me too i think it was alright as well.

How did yall describe which enzyme concentration was best for the conversion? I wrote 3% but just wanted to know how to have described it.

MaxwellTheSecond

Original post by Vivekmaj

How did yall describe which enzyme concentration was best for the conversion? I wrote 3% but just wanted to know how to have described it.

Well i wrote that it was first of all better than the lower concs. and the above concs. did not increase activity by much and that using the higher concs. will be a waste of money as they will not be a great improvement above what the 3% was as they will be more expensive. So yea something like that.

(edited 9 years ago)

What do you guys think the grade boundaries will be for the unit 1 exam?
How much for the A?
Im guessing just like every year (58/80)

MaxwellTheSecond

Original post by ThatAsianKid

What do you guys think the grade boundaries will be for the unit 1 exam?
How much for the A?
Im guessing just like every year (58/80)

Yeah me too i guess it will be something like that as the exam was more or less like the june session 2014 so yea i guess that's about right.

Original post by MaxwellTheSecond

Yeah me too i guess it will be something like that as the exam was more or less like the june session 2014 so yea i guess that's about right.

What about other subjects like phy and chem(if you've given the unit 1 exams)
I reckon it'll be the same (58/80) for the A
Since there are only slight fluctuations in the difficulty which wouldn't affect the grade boundaries

Results come out soon. How's everyone feeling?? I'm freaking out and I dont know what to expect

Original post by loststars

Results come out soon. How's everyone feeling?? I'm freaking out and I dont know what to expect

Same feeling mate
I dont know what to expect

OP

Original post by ThatAsianKid

Same feeling mate
I dont know what to expect

Exactly... at gcse at least I had a rough idea but a-levels are completely different :confused:

:confused:

OP

How were the results everyone? I'm completely taken aback from my bio results :/

Grade boundaries

http://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/Support/Grade-boundaries/International-A-level/1501-IAL-Grade-Boundaries.pdf

OP

Original post by ATfitness

Grade boundaries

http://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/Support/Grade-boundaries/International-A-level/1501-IAL-Grade-Boundaries.pdf

are you happy with your grade??

What on earth happened to bio... wasn't expecting this lmao

Original post by majdalemon

are you happy with your grade??

I'm really happy!

The bio unit 1 grade boundary is higher than expected...

Original post by majdalemon

are you happy with your grade??

To tell you the truth
i still havent opened them
all my friends did and all of them got C's and D's

I Didnt study for the semiconservative model...
great way to start the exam with that being the first question...

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