Is it really possible to get 76% in exams?

No. Not really.

I once got 100% in an online (peer assessed) coursework. Twice actually. Just saying?!

I think it depends on the course like for essays the marker just decides what they think it's worth but if it's maths questions then you either get it right or you don't. On my maths degree I've seen a fair few people getting 100s but everyone doing psychology/history etc would have to do something magical to achieve that

I'm just wondering what other people think because I don't want to set my expectations too high. The highest I've ever gotten in an exam at uni was 72% and I only got the first question done and a bit of the second so I figure if I put the work in and manage my time to complete both questions in all my exams then it may be feasible.
What do you think? All responses appreciated

Actually, two of my friends got above 80% in every Law exam they sat, and they got some sort of special award for it. So it is possible.

Although I didn't break 80% in my Law exams, I did come very close in a few, and also managed to get above 80% in my coursework. I just messed up with time management in the exams, it's always been my downfall.

Depends on the uni + course?

I've gotten 88%, 80%, 74 etc and I'm doing engineering but you didn't specify what you're doing.

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You are in the law part of the forum, so its not an unreasonable assumption to think it was law. Ofc she could have said because these threads pop up on trending and we dont always check.

Oh I didn't realise.

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