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What percentage of candidates are awarded full UMS in each exam?

What percentage of candidates are awarded full UMS in each exam?
Is there a cut of point in terms of raw marks depending on the results of all the candidates? E.g 1% will always get full UMS?
I've only ever got full UMS in one exam :'(
Reply 2
Original post by Abdul-Karim
I've only ever got full UMS in one exam :'(


Oh boo hoo.
Reply 3
i got 100/100 in c1 and c2 - yh i know
Reply 4
Original post by nmjasdk
i got 100/100 in c1 and c2 - yh i know


No one asked. C1 and C2 require no mathematical genius to get 100 in anyway
It probably is 1%
Reply 6
I got full UMS in 4 out of 7 AS exams so I was just wondering what the chances of that were :P
Reply 7
Original post by kited4
I got full UMS in 4 out of 7 AS exams so I was just wondering what the chances of that were :P


No one really cares enough to work out the stats for it.


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Reply 8
Original post by Jkizer
No one really cares enough to work out the stats for it.


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I'm not asking you to work it out
Reply 9
I smell arrogance. You just want to feel even more special.
Reply 10
ugh I give up
Reply 11
can never get a sensible answer on here anymore without people crushing you
Reply 12
Original post by kited4
I'm not asking you to work it out


My response never suggested that I'm not willing to work it out ?
(Cause I have all the data from exam boards and subjects just on my computer -.-)


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Reply 13
Original post by kited4
What percentage of candidates are awarded full UMS in each exam?
Is there a cut of point in terms of raw marks depending on the results of all the candidates? E.g 1% will always get full UMS?


There cannot be a cut off point. I.e if all candidates get 100% raw marks, you cannot say only 1% will get full UMS.

However I think what you mean is a threshold. I.e if the exam board want 1% to get full UMS they will lower the threshold level for raw marks that need to be scored for full UMS to be awarded. However it would be impossible to calculate without sufficient data released by exam boards which I doubt they would supply.


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Reply 14
Original post by Bloxorus
There cannot be a cut off point. I.e if all candidates get 100% raw marks, you cannot say only 1% will get full UMS.

However I think what you mean is a threshold. I.e if the exam board want 1% to get full UMS they will lower the threshold level for raw marks that need to be scored for full UMS to be awarded. However it would be impossible to calculate without sufficient data released by exam boards which I doubt they would supply.



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Thank you! :biggrin:
Reply 15
Original post by sneakbo2
No one asked. C1 and C2 require no mathematical genius to get 100 in anyway

so you got 100/100 too?

people these days cant spot a joke or the clear sarcasm, they're too busy being the boss of some mob behind they're keyboard.
Reply 16
Original post by nmjasdk
so you got 100/100 too?

people these days cant spot a joke or the clear sarcasm, they're too busy being the boss of some mob behind they're keyboard.


Nope i'm in year 12, but I wouldn't be surprised if I did cause it's not hard
Reply 17
Original post by sneakbo2
Nope i'm in year 12, but I wouldn't be surprised if I did cause it's not hard


in b4 you get a D.
I get 100% in everything because I'm the best at everything.
Reply 19
Original post by Blobar
in b4 you get a D.


In c1? LOOL pff

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