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IGCSE English Language Exam on Tuesday 3rd May 2016 Grade Boundaries

Hi there, it would really be helpful to know how to even calculate IGCSE English Grade Boundaries. I got 32 marks in my coursework and I got 20 in my speaking and listening exam. Currently I am doing the extended paper and I would like to know how many marks I would actually need to achieve a grade C? Thanks Guys!

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paper is out of 50 marks

c:28
b:32
a:36
a*:40
I got 42/50 in my courseworks and 30/30 in my s+l. how many marks do I need to get an A+
Reply 3
Original post by manulita567
I got 42/50 in my courseworks and 30/30 in my s+l. how many marks do I need to get an A+


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I got 45/50 in my coursework and 29/30 for my speaking and listening. How many marks do I need to get an A*?
Original post by adamseridji
I got 45/50 in my coursework and 29/30 for my speaking and listening. How many marks do I need to get an A*?


You need 39.

I got 28 on S&L and 44 for coursework. I need 42 for an A* according to my teachers.

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Original post by monkeyboy18000
You need 39.

I got 28 on S&L and 44 for coursework. I need 42 for an A* according to my teachers.

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How are you calculating this?

I got 29/30 for S&L and 49/50 for coursework, what do I need for an A*? My teachers told me that I need 26/50 on the exam to get an A*?
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i got a b in all my language coursework how many marks do i need for a c pls
but according to my teacher I need 35 to get and A*
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Original post by davist
How are you calculating this?

I got 29/30 for S&L and 49/50 for coursework, what do I need for an A*? My teachers told me that I need 26/50 on the exam to get an A*?


I got the exact same as you in my coursework, and I was told I needed 36 ...
Yeah you need 36 for an A* and 26 for an A. (Got the same results too)

Original post by LaliG
I got the exact same as you in my coursework, and I was told I needed 36 ...
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The way you calculate it is by multiplying your speaking and listening mark by 0.843.

E.g (0.843 x 29) = 24.447

Then you add that mark to your coursework

E,g 49 + 24.447 = 73.447 (Rounds down)

The Grade boundaries then are C: 76 B: 86 A: 96 A*: 106

So for this individual to get an A* it is 33 marks
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Original post by Burkay
The way you calculate it is by multiplying your speaking and listening mark by 0.843.

E.g (0.843 x 29) = 24.447

Then you add that mark to your coursework

E,g 49 + 24.447 = 73.447 (Rounds down)

The Grade boundaries then are C: 76 B: 86 A: 96 A*: 106

So for this individual to get an A* it is 33 marks


Why 0.843?
Reply 13
Original post by davist
Why 0.843?


I think it's because the S+L is out of 25. So to convert it to the 20% it's worth, you have to do that.
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My teacher said she went to an exams meeting and she got it from there
Can someone help me out..
I got 29 on the S&L
I got 42 on the CW
So is it impossible for me to get an A*?
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Original post by LaliG
I think it's because the S+L is out of 25. So to convert it to the 20% it's worth, you have to do that.


Oh I see. Makes sense because the total marks is 125.
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guys i need ur help. My teacher has been useless and she's hasn't been able to help us with structuring the answers. Could u guys help by telling me where we have to use PEE or whatever for the questions please.
To me that would seem like you need 40, which given I believe it's out of 50 isn't too bad? It's certainly possible, anyway.
(Someone may want to check my understanding)
Okay so I'm not particularly sure how to work mine out:

Got 38/40 for the Argumentative + 9/10 for Reading
Then got 36/40 for the Persuasive
And again got 36/40 for the Narrative

For my speaking and listening, I got 23/30 overall..

So I'm not entirely sure how to work out what mark I need to get tomorrow to get an A overall.

Someone help me please :smile:

Also if you want access to Mr Bruff's iGCSE English Language Ebook - then private message me and I'll send you the username and password

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