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Edexcel: 11th and 14th June 2013 (Linear) 1MA0/1H + 2H (Official Thread)

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Estimated grade boundaries for this exam - roughly???


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Original post by Captain Anonymous
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isnt an A* usually around 180/ 200? im not sure but this exam was a bit strange at parts so in guessing fairly low boundaries maybe 75-80/100 for an a*


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The grade boundaries will depend on how hard/easy the calculator paper will be. I hope it's 83/200 for a B :frown:
I think I've got around 70 raw marks today, predictions on what this will be ???


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Original post by callmemorbid
isnt an A* usually around 180/ 200? im not sure but this exam was a bit strange at parts so in guessing fairly low boundaries maybe 75-80/100 for an a*


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A* is normally around 165/200 and an A is like 130/200


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Here is a link to my solutions

http://db.tt/DhVkwlxL




Here is a link to my revision list for the calculator paper

2H June 2013 revision list


Hope it is useful
Well, from looking at Arsey's solutions I don't think I got more than 65 which is a bit naff. Hoping I can work some magic on this calculator paper on Friday as I always perform better with a calculator. Decent grade boundaries please, Edexcel :smile:
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Here is a link to my solutions

http://db.tt/DhVkwlxL




Here is a link to my revision list for the calculator paper

2H June 2013 revision list


Hope it is useful


OMG thank you so much!!!!


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From arsey's post I've got around 73! Hopefully it's enough for an A


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Original post by smozsolution
Well, from looking at Arsey's solutions I don't think I got more than 65 which is a bit naff. Hoping I can work some magic on this calculator paper on Friday as I always perform better with a calculator. Decent grade boundaries please, Edexcel :smile:


That's enough for an A grade I think ...


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Original post by Arsey
Here is a link to my solutions

http://db.tt/DhVkwlxL




Here is a link to my revision list for the calculator paper

2H June 2013 revision list


Hope it is useful


Very useful thanks, but are there some questions missing? Because you've missed out the one about Sumeet's triangular pond.

Oh and I found today's exam very hard - probably because I'm working at a Grade C right now. I really want a B in this exam so I need to do really well in the next paper which will be quite hard considering I have to sit 3 more papers on that same day /:


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Original post by callmemorbid
what did everyone get for the prism question? i got 2hrs 15 but have a feeling i got it wrong 😓


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You didn't minus the 30 minutes that had already occurred. You were supposed to minus 30 minutes from 2 hours 15 minutes leaving 1 hour 45 minutes. But you'll probably get 4 or 5 marks


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Original post by Captain Anonymous
That's enough for an A grade I think ...


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Fingers crossed as I was one off an A in March!
Most people found this exam hard, seems likely we get like November 2012 grade boundaries if the difficulty continues onto the next paper...


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How many marks was the prism question worth? (the pond one) I think I got it wrong as I put 105 minutes but I did show the working for the volume of the shape etc. Looking at the unofficial mark scheme I have already lost a maximum of 6marks (might gain some back for working out though ) and then whatever marks I lose from the prism question do you think this is good enough for an a* if I am consistent on the calculator
Probability question was 7 over 40 and the pond question was 1hour 45 or 105 minutes.
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I didnt cancel any further than 63 over 360, will I lose any marks/how many?
According to Mr M thread, I got 85, any predictions as to what the overall boundary may be?

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