Edexcel IGCSE Mathematics 4MA0 4H - 4th June 2015

Original post by stableintegral

Definitely the 80s then. 79 looks possible but on the whole it shouldn't stray too fast from those.

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You're telling me an A is 128? And can possibly go lower? Are you feeling okay? Its 132 and can probably hit 129 MINIMUM!

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dangerdanger

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Original post by MancFord7

Yeah you're supposed to add them. The answer was 7 on the top and -4 on the bottom.

ahh thanks you xx

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Why would the increase the boundary for A ( as some of you are saying 63-65)? Shouldn't it be lower to around 60 for an A?

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Original post by Faith4Infinity

Why would the increase the boundary for A ( as some of you are saying 63-65)? Shouldn't it be lower to around 60 for an A?

Lool never 60 and it was never 63, its usually 67. It should decrease to 63, that'll be fair!

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Original post by Foji

Lool never 60 and it was never 63, its usually 67. It should decrease to 63, that'll be fair!

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June 2011 H 82 64 46 28 14
January 2012 H 80 62 44 27 14
May 2012 H 80 61 42 24 12
January 2013 H 81 62 43 25 12
May 2013 H 79 61 43 25 12
January 2014 H 82 64 46 28 14
grade boundaries for the past years

I don't see a usual 67. So... how come?

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stableintegral

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Well, the boundaries will be out in August anyhow.

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Swxg

Yo. For 18 (the one with the multiple of 8), I used the 4(X+3) method but I went off the unofficial markscheme a little.

I said that x (an odd number) plus 3 (another odd) = an even
Then I said every even multiple of 4 is a multiple of 8; which is true.
Do you think I will get the marks?

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callcooldude

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There was one year when an A* was 74% :eek:

Can't remember which year/paper it was though but I definitely remember as I did it a few days ago. I reckon this year the grade boundaries will be something like this:

A* - 78%
A - 60%
B - 42%

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Original post by Faith4Infinity

June 2011 H 82 64 46 28 14
January 2012 H 80 62 44 27 14
May 2012 H 80 61 42 24 12
January 2013 H 81 62 43 25 12
May 2013 H 79 61 43 25 12
January 2014 H 82 64 46 28 14
grade boundaries for the past years

I don't see a usual 67. So... how come?

Is that edexcel? Damn ! I heard an A was 134 marks, it wouldn't be 120 though, it would be 124 ish... Which is reasonable! Calculator shouldn't be killer hard though

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Original post by Faith4Infinity

June 2011 H 82 64 46 28 14
January 2012 H 80 62 44 27 14
May 2012 H 80 61 42 24 12
January 2013 H 81 62 43 25 12
May 2013 H 79 61 43 25 12
January 2014 H 82 64 46 28 14
grade boundaries for the past years

I don't see a usual 67. So... how come?

I just checked the june 2014. An A was 66 in calc, 67 in Non Calc. Or vice versa but 133 total, edexcel GCSE mathematics.

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Original post by Foji

I just checked the june 2014. An A was 66 in calc, 67 in Non Calc. Or vice versa but 133 total, edexcel GCSE mathematics.

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Not really sure, but I don't think that was applicable to the students other than from UK. Did you check from the IGCSE grade boundary, if you yourself are an IGCSE student?

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melisss22

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http://www.markfitzsimons.com/maths/igcse/IGCSE_Grade_Boundaries_May_2004_Jan_2014.pdf
guys heres a list of the igcse grade boundaries from 2004 to 2014, im guessing some of you were looking at the GCSE grade boundaries instead of the IGCSE

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Original post by melisss22

http://www.markfitzsimons.com/maths/igcse/IGCSE_Grade_Boundaries_May_2004_Jan_2014.pdf
guys heres a list of the igcse grade boundaries from 2004 to 2014, im guessing some of you were looking at the GCSE grade boundaries instead of the IGCSE

Thank you!

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123Master321

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Original post by Swxg

Yo. For 18 (the one with the multiple of 8), I used the 4(X+3) method but I went off the unofficial markscheme a little.

I said that x (an odd number) plus 3 (another odd) = an even
Then I said every even multiple of 4 is a multiple of 8; which is true.
Do you think I will get the marks?

Exactly what I did!! It's the Or method for the unofficial markscheme. Not sure if it will be in the real one though

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neshdog

Original post by 123Master321

Exactly what I did!! It's the Or method for the unofficial markscheme. Not sure if it will be in the real one though

Can you link the unofficial mark scheme please?

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username2004639

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Original post by neshdog

Can you link the unofficial mark scheme please?

it's in this thread somewhere:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...it?usp=sharing

found it

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