Chemistry AQA grade boundaries??

For separate science Chemistry, USUALLY (i know it changes), what percent is it to get an A*?

Please don't say 90 =(, I keep doing practise papers and geting like 86-87. It would be so frustrating if it was 90.

Reply 1

Squ33zed

Nowhere near as high as 90%, typically its usually around 75+%, its actually dipped below 75 before...

Reply 2

Isometrix

its around 79%...but providing you got 30/30 in ur cwk and if what ur getting in past papers is true, u'll easily secure an A* :biggrin:

Reply 3

frogout

SERIOUSLY?!?! 75...

Well, that's good! :biggrin:

Reply 4

tba

So with 29/30 in coursework what do you need realistically in the exam for an A*?

Reply 5

Jinsei

It's gonna be like 75%+ probably.

Reply 6

Isometrix

tba

So with 29/30 in coursework what do you need realistically in the exam for an A*?

u'll need 104/135 in the exam, providing the A* boundary is 80%

Related discussions

Latest

Articles for you

How to revise for A-level Chemistry exams: AQA explains what to do

Students react after GCSE Chemistry Paper 2 on 13 June 2023

Students react to A-level Chemistry Paper 2 on 19 June 2023

Students react after A-level Chemistry Paper 3 on 23 June 2023

Chemistry AQA grade boundaries??

Related discussions

Latest

Trending

Trending

Articles for you