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15 August 2013 A-Level results: Discussion thread - results day is here!

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Reply 8060

username878045

Original post by Kitnimohabbathai

lol where did a replaced paper come from :P

Some Edexcel papers were leaked, so had to be replaced. However, the R in grade boundaries does not stand for replacement - it's for the international papers sat by pupils in Asia.

Reply 8061

Jacob Lawrence

Original post by contra

well ur the 1 posting on a gay website while i will b at harvard studying the law :rolleyes:

With your grammar you will be lucky to get into Trinity Saint David let alone Harvard.

Reply 8062

Cerdic

So who's doing the Lord of the Rings all nighter? :biggrin:

Reply 8063

Qwertish

Original post by Kitnimohabbathai

lol where did a replaced paper come from :P

Loads of Edexcel papers were leaked, so they used replacements instead :tongue:

Reply 8064

Arva

Original post by needtosucceed=)

you get ur results at 12?!

Reply 8065

Arva

Original post by madders94

Hey you

I hope you're continuing the traditions of last year :sexface:

I try, but it keeps slipping my mind :parrot:

Reply 8066

Deziah

Original post by ssargithan

Can someone confirm this please? Is it true that: (for Maths AS) if you write two answers for one question and do not cross any out the right one will be marked? I know that I wrote two answers, one right answer, one wrong, so would I get full marks if I have done all the working steps for each answer?

My maths teacher said that they have to mark answers correct if they can see the correct answer/method in your working, regardless of if there is any other working/answers - this is for edexcel. He's a really good and honest teacher so I'm praying that he is right, seen as I did it for a few of my questions in C1 and if they don't mark them right because I didn't cross my other working out then I will be screwed.

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Reply 8067

needtosucceed=)

Original post by Arva

woah lucky! as or a2?

Reply 8068

Where'sPerry?

Original post by Flowerii

Have you Firmed Soton too? Good choice :wink:

What course did you apply for? I chose Anthropology.
I'm quite stunned at the selection of courses there, I'm no expert, but I thought Biology was a pretty popular course, and I wasn't aware Law usually went into clearing.
Good luck everyone!

Firmed and insured :wink:

My firm is MSci Marine Biology and my insurance is BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography. They are both on the clearing list :redface:

It feels like almost every course is on that list!! It's so long!

Reply 8069

Short Story Long

Original post by adi19956

So who's doing the Lord of the Rings all nighter? :biggrin:

I was planning to, but don't know if I wanna associate LOTR with results day for the rest of my life, especially if I fail everything.

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Original post by Arva

I try, but it keeps slipping my mind :parrot:

I remember looking at this thread some years ago when son was waiting for his results. Hope everypne does good

Reply 8072

barnj052

Original post by RememberMeWhen

So, important question... What is everyone wearing to get their results tomorrow? :tongue:

Skirt and a new top I brought to celebrate getting my IT results :smile:

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Reply 8073

seem_beem

Original post by revisionnightmare

This might be slightly out of date but in 2010 and 2011 this worked.

Get the UCAS track app on your phone and you'll see whether you're in or not immediately. I found out sitting on a beach in Miami at 5 in the morning.

Good luck guys and if you do miss out on the grades you were hoping for don't panic! I don't know a single person who wouldn't say that it's all turned out well for them in the end after they messed up. It's not ideal at the time but you'll sort it out!