When I was 12, I took my GCSE maths exam outside of school and achieved a grade A which I was pleased with.
Now i'm in year 11, I'm still resetting my GCSE maths with the same board (edexcel) but hoping to achieve an A*. Will this new grade count or will only my first grade be used?
Count for what? If you get a better A* grade that will be the one that employers and sixth forms will look at. If you get a worse grade then you still have the A Note that for some things, e.g. Applying to university, you are expected to list all certified results so technically would have to put both grades down with their respective dates.
Count for what? If you get a better A* grade that will be the one that employers and sixth forms will look at. If you get a worse grade then you still have the A Note that for some things, e.g. Applying to university, you are expected to list all certified results so technically would have to put both grades down with their respective dates.
Ok thanks, that's what I thought but a friend of mine said your first grade counts towards applying for A level, not the second one so I was confused.
Schools can set any condition they like for admission to sixth form so you should check directly with them. I can't imagine they would ignore an A* gained this year because you got an A when you were still a baby they might be concerned though if your result this year is worse that way back when!!!
Schools can set any condition they like for admission to sixth form so you should check directly with them. I can't imagine they would ignore an A* gained this year because you got an A when you were still a baby they might be concerned though if your result this year is worse that way back when!!!