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[Results day] Discussion thread MKIII - 15 August 2013

Reply 980

Hype en Ecosse

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Original post by Pinkhead

You sure? Both my firm and insurance say unconditional. Is that a glitch?

I'm sure that UCAS reject your insurance if you make your firm, but I'm not sure how it shows up on Track, tbh!

Original post by Fortitude

I have that too.

I may very well be wrong. :tongue:

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 981

holyfire

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question: do AS results determine what sort of unis you can apply for?

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Reply 982

Pinkhead

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Original post by styleyourwrist

I got a reply on track but I haven't had an email saying "something has changed on track" ?

I haven't got an email from track either. I don't think you're supposed to (just guessing here).

Reply 983

L'Evil Fish

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WJEC Boundaries are up! And they're amazing for C4!!!

Reply 984

Robbie242

Original post by Tabzqt

thanks

have you opened yours yet?

well done! Yeah, really wanna see what I got now :biggrin:

Nope not yet, I have to wait until 10 :eek:

Reply 985

MiserableStudent

I got my edexcel AS result and I'm very disappointed depressed and angry at myself I wanted to ask if anyone here gave bio chem and phys exams to just compare my result help plz :frown:

Reply 986

Infamous12

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Original post by PQ

DO NOT ring til you have your results.

Ring your UNIs. Ucas is JUST a middleman now.

Just got them. Missed offer by one grade so i will call them up now.

Reply 987

AGrumpyMole

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Congratulations! Your place at The University of Sheffield S18 for Chemistry (4 years) F105 has been confirmed.

Reply 988

Robbie242

Original post by holyfire

question: do AS results determine what sort of unis you can apply for?

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Depends what uni, top end unis are not very likely to consider people with low AS grades, especially Cambridge. They are the indicator of your most recent performance so they are quite important

Reply 989

Sharpshooter

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Original post by Unashamed Geek

I did them but I don't know. CCEA don't release their raw grade boundaries, I don't think.

If you don't mind me asking, what raw marks did you get in those and what were the equivalent uniform marks?

I'm only asking because I got 68/75 in C1 this year and that ONLY JUST gave me a uniform mark of 80! I thought a raw mark of 60 usually got you the 80?

Reply 990

holyfire

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Original post by Robbie242

Depends what uni, top end unis are not very likely to consider people with low AS grades, especially Cambridge. They are the indicator of your most recent performance so they are quite important

thanks. guessing manchester one of those not likely to consider?

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Reply 991

iPthreefifthteen

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When will confirmation email from UCAS come through?

Reply 992

Stickyelmo

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got in with BBC for ABB offer

Reply 993

123456789012

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Got AAAB for AS. Very pleased with my results!

Reply 994

Fortitude

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Has anyone received the UCAS email yet?

Reply 995

Pallas Athena

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Original post by .JJ

They're my firm too, but they haven't updated for me :angry:

Oh, and congratulations! :parrot:

Thanks!

Don't worry, it will update soon. What course have you firmed them for?

Reply 996

Unashamed Geek

Original post by Sharpshooter

If you don't mind me asking, what raw marks did you get in those and what were the equivalent uniform marks?

I'm only asking because I got 68/75 in C1 this year and that ONLY JUST gave me a uniform mark of 80! I thought a raw mark of 60 usually got you the 80?

C1 is very badly scaled. I did maths and further so do you just want maths?

Reply 997

Pinkhead

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Original post by holyfire

question: do AS results determine what sort of unis you can apply for?

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Since most schools give you reasonable predicted grades, your AS results would be a good indication when deciding which unis to apply for. However, you can still apply to unis with higher requirements but you probably won't stand as much of a chance as someone who meets those requirements.