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

Reply 620

Captain Anonymous

14

Yes it is, that's good! What did you think of the difficulty in comparison ?

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Reply 621

Sz96

Well personally I thought this one was harder generally. Are you doing A-level maths?

Reply 622

stefanocattaneo

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

Thanks for this :smile:

do you by any chance have a copy of the second paper? A mark scheme has been put up but without the questions :frown:

thanks x

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Reply 623

Red John

Has anyone got any unofficial grade boundaries? I really would like to see one

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Reply 624

Coololi09

Original post by Red John

Has anyone got an unofficial mark scheme? I really would like to see one

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2381568&x=18&y=15

Reply 625

Red John

Original post by Coololi09

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2381568&x=18&y=15

I made a mistake. Look again at my post

Reply 626

ChronicBoredom

3

I think I got 69 and 88 on paper 1 and 2 which is around 157... Is there any possibility that the a* boundary can drop into the end 50's?

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Reply 627

Captain Anonymous

14

Hopefully they do but, doubt it...

Reply 628

FVPereira

I got roughly about 169 - 175 does anyone think that I will get an A* with these marks, Im just saying this in case the grade boundaries increase or something, since the second paper was much easier in comparison to the first one?

Reply 629

Captain Anonymous

14

Original post by FVPereira

I got roughly about 169 - 175 does anyone think that I will get an A* with these marks, Im just saying this in case the grade boundaries increase or something, since the second paper was much easier in comparison to the first one?

Guaranteed A* well done

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Reply 630

Captain Anonymous

14

163 A* and 129 A .........

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Reply 631

paulpscully

1

Original post by ChronicBoredom

I think I got 69 and 88 on paper 1 and 2 which is around 157... Is there any possibility that the a* boundary can drop into the end 50's?

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Definitely a possibility! Keep your fingers crossed! :smile:

The simultaneous equation at the end was absolutely awful. Luckily I'm resitting Unit 3 on Monday!

Reply 632

Captain Anonymous

14

Will like 140 plus secure an A

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Reply 633

FVPereira

Original post by Captain Anonymous

163 A* and 129 A .........

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Was this a guess, or do you know for sure? Do you know if it is published any where, or will we only know on the 21st of August?

Reply 634

Galileo Galilei

14

Original post by FVPereira

Was this a guess, or do you know for sure? Do you know if it is published any where, or will we only know on the 21st of August?

That's a guess, it just looks like he added 1 to the A boundary of last June which was 128 and he says it will be 129 for an A

Reply 635

Davinio

I did foundation last march and got 143 marks which is 4 marks of a C. Because of this i retook foundation last week. Now my question is, if for example you got 70 marks on the calculator paper this month and got 75 on it last time will they take the best paper mark?

Reply 636

crashMATHS

16

Original post by Davinio

I did foundation last march and got 143 marks which is 4 marks of a C. Because of this i retook foundation last week. Now my question is, if for example you got 70 marks on the calculator paper this month and got 75 on it last time will they take the best paper mark?

Nope! It's a different series, and onły raw marks are used, so they will take the marks you got from this series, as no UMS are involved. However, if you retake the paper, they give you the highest grade you've achieved: so let's say in November you got a C, but in June you got a D, you'd get the C. However, if you got 75/100 in the calculator and 53 in the non calculator in the November, but then 70/100 in the calculator in June and 63/100 in the non-calculator, they wouldn't take the highest mark you got for each paper, they'd take the highest mark you got altogether. I hope that is clear.

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Reply 637

Captain Anonymous

14

Yeah they're my predictions, please don't take them to be 100% reliable ... Edexcel are normally consistent with June maths boundaries

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Reply 638

Davinio

Original post by kingaaran

Nope! It's a different series, and onły raw marks are used, so they will take the marks you got from this series, as no UMS are involved. However, if you retake the paper, they give you the highest grade you've achieved: so let's say in November you got a C, but in June you got a D, you'd get the C. However, if you got 75/100 in the calculator and 53 in the non calculator in the November, but then 70/100 in the calculator in June and 63/100 in the non-calculator, they wouldn't take the highest mark you got for each paper, they'd take the highest mark you got altogether. I hope that is clear.

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Thanks yh it is