OCR MEI Statistics 1 20th June 2015 Grade boundaries poll

This poll is closed

What will be the grade boundary for an A?

64 6%

63 10%

62 13%

61 0%

60 6%

59 13%

58 16%

57 10%

56 3%

5523%

Total votes: 31

Danny.L

3

So what does everyone think, my guess is about 60-63/72 for an A, not a bad paper in my eyes, but lets get a representative view.
*20th May*
Brain is a bit fuzzy ahahaha

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 1

iamJOM

2

There's already a poll made for this :smile:

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3344527

Reply 2

steveywonder

Original post by Danny.L

So what does everyone think, my guess is about 60-63/72 for an A, not a bad paper in my eyes, but lets get a representative view.

I think I did quite well (maybe 67/72), but that definitely was a harder than average stats paper compared to some of the previous past papers, certainly based on the opinions of my friends too. I would say an A will be 57 or 58 personally.

Reply 3

Danny.L

OP

3

Original post by iamJOM

There's already a poll made for this :smile:

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3344527

oops, I guess. I suppose another doesn't hurt, although to be fair i'm quite sure the A boundary will be higher than 61

Reply 4

Danny.L

OP

3

Original post by steveywonder

I think I did quite well (maybe 67/72), but that definitely was a harder than average stats paper compared to some of the previous past papers, certainly based on the opinions of my friends too. I would say an A will be 57 or 58 personally.

Fair enough. For me, personally I found it better than previous papers, I mean, for me none were too challenging, it was just trying not to slip up. I have got all the answers right, but I know I haven't rounded all of the correctly D: So I am most likely looking at anywhere 66+ on this paper. Which is good considering I fluffed C1 up.

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Reply 5

zabveniye

15

The boundary for an A could be more than 61 but that would be a definite increase. I looked up the boundaries for past exams...I can't find all of them but I found these (and I'd look for the others but I should really be revising for another exam now):

June 2014: 53/72 for an A
Jan 2013: 49/72 for an A

I'm guessing ~55 for an A this year.

Reply 6

Danny.L

OP

3

Original post by zabveniye

The boundary for an A could be more than 61 but that would be a definite increase. I looked up the boundaries for past exams...I can't find all of them but I found these (and I'd look for the others but I should really be revising for another exam now):

June 2014: 53/72 for an A
Jan 2013: 49/72 for an A

I'm guessing ~55 for an A this year.

Personally, I think it'll be higher,but considering what you just said, hmm, I think 57 or so then? Could have got 100% ums on this then 😂😁

Reply 7

Multiplication

1

Original post by zabveniye

The boundary for an A could be more than 61 but that would be a definite increase. I looked up the boundaries for past exams...I can't find all of them but I found these (and I'd look for the others but I should really be revising for another exam now):

June 2014: 53/72 for an A
Jan 2013: 49/72 for an A

I'm guessing ~55 for an A this year.

For MEI, it was 61 for an A last year.

Reply 8

Danny.L

OP

3

Original post by zabveniye

The boundary for an A could be more than 61 but that would be a definite increase. I looked up the boundaries for past exams...I can't find all of them but I found these (and I'd look for the others but I should really be revising for another exam now):
June 2014: 53/72 for an A
Jan 2013: 49/72 for an A

I'm guessing ~55 for an A this year.

It was 53 for ocr not ocr mei, mei was 61 last year, so I think it'll be 63 this year