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Can you fail an A Level with an A at AS?

bricking my econ exam and need some reassurance :s-smilie:
assuming you got the minimum of 240/600 last year and a B is 420/600, you only need 180/300 this year to get a B, which is good right?
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Original post by emu_neutrino
assuming you got the minimum of 240/600 last year and a B is 420/600, you only need 180/300 this year to get a B, which is good right?


its out of 400, and an E is 160/400

this means im on an E without doing the exams which means i wont fail right?
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this means im on an E without doing the exams which means i wont fail right?


It is worrying when someone studying economics at A level needs reassurance about the basics of primary school arithmetic.
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It is worrying when someone studying economics at A level needs reassurance about the basics of primary school arithmetic.

theres hardly any maths involved, more like 50 mark essays
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theres hardly any maths involved, more like 50 mark essays


That's hardly relevant, is it? Anyone studying any subject at A level should be capable of simple arithmetic.
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That's hardly relevant, is it? Anyone studying any subject at A level should be capable of simple arithmetic.


exam stress. thats all i can say.
Simply, you can't fail. If you get 0 marks on both of your exams this year then you'll still get an E overall.

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