I have a seen essay an my goal is to get 2:2 so i want to get that by only doing one question (seen). There are two questions 50% each. I wanna just answer the first one and get 60. Is that possible? and how good does my essay need to be? It is an EU Law question. This is purely due to lack of time
I have a seen essay an my goal is to get 2:2 so i want to get that by only doing one question (seen). There are two questions 50% each. I wanna just answer the first one and get 60. Is that possible? and how good does my essay need to be? It is an EU Law question. This is purely due to lack of time
If you're only doing 50% of the question, you can only get 50% of the maximum marks. So getting 60% isn't possible.
I have a seen essay an my goal is to get 2:2 so i want to get that by only doing one question (seen). There are two questions 50% each. I wanna just answer the first one and get 60. Is that possible? and how good does my essay need to be? It is an EU Law question. This is purely due to lack of time
It would be possible to get 60 if you gave a half hearted attempt at both parts but not if you only answer one part. How long have you got for this? Can't you do an all nighter or something to get it done?
It would be possible to get 60 if you gave a half hearted attempt at both parts but not if you only answer one part. How long have you got for this? Can't you do an all nighter or something to get it done?
there are 5 topics and they will all be problem questions so i would need to know a lot of case law and yeah i can do an all nighter but idk if that would even help, just looking for an advice about how i can get 60 on that exam as my goal is to get a 2:2
What if they scale the answers not separately but as a whole because they have two questions that we have to answer within an hour (1 seen essay, 1 unseen problem question)
I have done one question in my last semester and got 43, does that mean if i had attempted the other question too, I would have gotten a high mark? (as Juno says 50 is the highest mark)