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22 August 2013 GCSE results: Discussion thread
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
Am I the only Non Indian origin?
Without the technicalities though
Without the technicalities though
But you're Asian...
Close enough
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Original post by Molly_xox
America 
Original post by rcmehta
Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something
so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...
Original post by theroyalwe
ooo, I did Medicine too, but instead of Germany I did American West, so boring. What did you do your coursework on?
Question: where are you from?
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Original post by Molly_xox
High Five. English & Irish ftw! Clues in the name O'Brien
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Original post by rcmehta
In most subjects, but even they understand for RS. Both my parents are still pretty supportive though.
I'm more worried about my C1 result...
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I'm more worried about my C1 result...
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C1 as in chemistry? I did that last year , try not to worry becuase youve probz done better than you think therefore the worrying ent worth it haha
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Original post by L'Evil Fish America
Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...
America Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something
so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...this is the same wiv me As and Bs are considered good haha
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Original post by XXSimranXX
I don't see the point in parents saying their disappointed AFTER results... It'll jus demoralize them for a leveks
Original post by XXSimranXX
C1 as in chemistry? I did that last year , try not to worry becuase youve probz done better than you think therefore the worrying ent worth it haha
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C1- AS maths, done it 3 years early
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Original post by L'Evil Fish America
Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...
America Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something
so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...Haha, true
Same here with virtually no pressure, my dad keeps telling me if I fail then I can always redo :') but I put enough pressure on myself to make up for it :')
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Original post by L'Evil Fish America
Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...
America Hence without technicalities.
My mum would be happy if I got all Bs or As or something
so I don't quite fit the Asian stereotype...You're probably going to get higher anyway. How many results are you going to get?
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Original post by Obiejess
*hi-five*
I'm a Murphy, haha
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
Am I the only Non Indian origin?
Without the technicalities though
Without the technicalities though
I'm English-Israeli so not really
though saying this in the most non-stereotypical way possible every Asian kid in my school are like the school's best students.
Original post by L'Evil Fish
I don't see the point in parents saying their disappointed AFTER results... It'll jus demoralize them for a leveks
Yh, my parents only stress before the exams to study to the best of your ability. They never really comment on my results, usually just a well done.
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Original post by Molly_xox
Haha, true
Same here with virtually no pressure, my dad keeps telling me if I fail then I can always redo :') but I put enough pressure on myself to make up for it :')
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Same here with virtually no pressure, my dad keeps telling me if I fail then I can always redo :') but I put enough pressure on myself to make up for it :')
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I know I have As minimum in subjects so I'm fine... (like I needed a D or something.for an A)Original post by rcmehta
You're probably going to get higher anyway. How many results are you going to get?
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11 more GCSEs (5 from before), Welsh Bacc on GCSE results day
Original post by CelineBean
I'm English-Israeli so not really
though saying this in the most non-stereotypical way possible every Asian kid in my school are like the school's best students.
though saying this in the most non-stereotypical way possible every Asian kid in my school are like the school's best students.
top 3 students... Asian, Kenyan and White Original post by Obiejess
Hertfordshire
wbu?Original post by theroyalwe
Hertfordshire wbu?
wbu?Nottingham. Just wondering because that's the exact same History our school offers.
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
I don't see the point in parents saying their disappointed AFTER results... It'll jus demoralize them for a leveks
yh i get you and it adds too much pressure like during exam season i started getting a little stressed and my mum was actually supportive and reassuring me that i can onky do.my best init like it dont matter if i dont get A* but i should try my best
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Original post by L'Evil Fish I know I have As minimum in subjects so I'm fine... (like I needed a D or something.for an A)
I know I have As minimum in subjects so I'm fine... (like I needed a D or something.for an A)Nearly all mine were based upon exam performance
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Its cool how loads of u guys are awake atm..guess the waiting game is getting tough? :,(
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yh i get you and it adds too much pressure like during exam season i started getting a little stressed and my mum was actually supportive and reassuring me that i can onky do.my best init like it dont matter if i dont get A* but i should try my best
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Original post by Molly_xox
Nearly all mine were based upon exam performance I had 50% of my RS, 50% of English, 60% of French and Spanish, then the other subjects coursework was minimal or non-existent
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I had 50% of my RS, 50% of English, 60% of French and Spanish, then the other subjects coursework was minimal or non-existent Posted from TSR Mobile
I had previous exams and coursework...
Art - 80% raw marks in coursework
Geography - 129-130/200 UMS (had an exam out of 70 left)
French - 120/200 UMS (2 exams out of 40 each left)
Business - 25/100 (exam was worth 75)
Welsh - 44/100 (exam worth 50)
English Lit - 110/200 (exam worth 80 more UMS)
Etc
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