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Are these below, average or above average results?

I got ABBBBBBBC? I'm awaiting my A2 results but just want to know? Thanks.!
average
Depends on the subject.
above average for the UK. A significant number of people get all C/D and below so the UK average isn't that high
Why on earth are you squabbling over your GCSE results when your A-Level results are approaching within 10 days.
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Most people's opinions will be subjective. It would take some time to accurately determine an "average" set. If we knew your subjects we could work out an estimated percentile for each subject based on the proportion achieving each grade in them, then average these out lol. In my subjective opinion.. above average

Original post by Georgelizmera
I got ABBBBBBBC? I'm awaiting my A2 results but just want to know? Thanks.!
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Original post by Georgelizmera
I got ABBBBBBBC? I'm awaiting my A2 results but just want to know? Thanks.!


I would consider a mix of Cs and Bs (as those two grades normally encompass the 50th percentile), average. Therefore, I'd say above average, although as said above, everyone's opinion is subjective.
They are average. Why do you care about them when your A2 are what matter the most?
Original post by biglad2k16
They are average. Why do you care about them when your A2 are what matter the most?


Because they still matter to universities
Above average in real life

Below average on TSR :frown:
Average 😉

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