format of the results

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  1. andymt's Avatar
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    format of the results
    Do you get each gcse on a separate piece of paper? or all on one card?
    i just want to know whats inside my envelope
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    Re: format of the results
    btw about my predictions written above, i wont get them. thats what i got in the mocks and the papers were easy
  3. Jsk's Avatar
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    Re: format of the results
    First, i dont think what you are predicted are anything to do with this topic. lol. Anyway, if you are on 3 different exam boards then they will be on 3 different pieces of paper. But say you got maths, english, science, rs and history on one exam board then they will be on one piece of paper. But edexcel you can get online.
  4. Jsk's Avatar
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    Oh yeah, the papers are only easy if you know the stuff. If they are easier than others then the grade boundaries rise so that they are harder. Dont put yourself down ecause if you are able to get these in the mocs your more than likely to get them again. Good luck
  5. Vesta's Avatar
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    Re: format of the results
    Unless your school types it up for you onto one sheet.
  6. Original Legend's Avatar
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    Re: format of the results
    no they didnt in our school, it just means more paper used if they do, and i think thats a waste of time aswell!
  7. andymt's Avatar
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    Re: format of the results
    well the a level people all seem pretty happy. so many triple/quadruple a's.
    Hopefully the gcse results well bear just as much fruit from the a* gardens.
    good luck!
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