Right but then there is a flaw here, a U grade and A grade candidate both fall ill with an indentical condition, they call up AQA and they are both given A grades? I would say perhaps a C grade automated on those exams would be a little more evened out. This is my personal opinion though but it kinda defeats the purpose of an exam such that when you become ill your given grades.
For AQA Biology Unit 2 you need 72 marks out of 85 to get full UMS and for Chemistry Unit 2 you need 99 marks out of 100 to get full UMS. I thought some of you might want to know as not everyone is able to access the UMS convertor.
could you check what full ums was in buss1, buss2 and buss4 please.
Right but then there is a flaw here, a U grade and A grade candidate both fall ill with an indentical condition, they call up AQA and they are both given A grades? I would say perhaps a C grade automated on those exams would be a little more evened out. This is my personal opinion though but it kinda defeats the purpose of an exam such that when you become ill your given grades.
Right but then there is a flaw here, a U grade and A grade candidate both fall ill with an indentical condition, they call up AQA and they are both given A grades? I would say perhaps a C grade automated on those exams would be a little more evened out. This is my personal opinion though but it kinda defeats the purpose of an exam such that when you become ill your given grades.
Are the predictions based off AS results?
It's results based. So either A2 modules that have been actually sat, or AS modules if none are taken...
They're not given the predictions school say I don't think...
Right but then there is a flaw here, a U grade and A grade candidate both fall ill with an indentical condition, they call up AQA and they are both given A grades? I would say perhaps a C grade automated on those exams would be a little more evened out. This is my personal opinion though but it kinda defeats the purpose of an exam such that when you become ill your given grades.
Are the predictions based off AS results?
yea theyre based on as results, jan exam results and also your teachers send off a grade to the exam board of what they think you'll get in that exam, around may time. mine wouldnt tell me what she predicted me though
No its not. People in my college have been granted predicted grades before for the same exam I couldn't sit. You get 5% if you sit it but your disadvantaged. When your in hospital, collapsed with 45% body burns and skin grafts I think it's slightly different and my exams officer agrees. She's had cases of similar incidents where the student has been granted an average grade.
What measures do AQA take when predicting such grades? an automatic A grade doesn't feel right to me, a C or a B is perhaps a little more fair
It really doesn't. The sitting of the exam should reward your potential. If you cannot sit it then that is very unfortunate but I don't think predicting A2 grades based off AS grades is really fair. Besides with a medical condition like that the person could sit the exams the year after and still get substantial consideration from all unis. But I suppose I understand how that would be a drag.
please stop living under this delusion that AQA will give you a grade because quite frankly they won't, you need to sit the exam in order to get the grade, it wasn't your fault but the maximum you can get is 5% extra marks
I've heard of people getting their predicted scores/average mark depending on the exam board if people are very ill and are unable to sit exams, provided uni's are informed in time by pertaining authorities. So er, that's wrong.