Also serious question: would signing a petition actually do anything? That's not a "idiots signing it who think aqa care pfft do they really think it matters" it's a genuine "do exam boards actually even consider something like that"
June 11 c4 was 51 for an A I think, I think the c3 boundaries could be around that too, that paper was mind****ing... I can't begin to imagine c4, it'll probably be like 45 for an A with the level of hardness these AQA papers have been
June 11 c4 was 51 for an A I think, I think the c3 boundaries could be around that too, that paper was mind****ing... I can't begin to imagine c4, it'll probably be like 45 for an A with the level of hardness these AQA papers have been
Yeah, lowest it has been for C3 for an A was 53 and that paper was easy (June 2012)
Also serious question: would signing a petition actually do anything? That's not a "idiots signing it who think aqa care pfft do they really think it matters" it's a genuine "do exam boards actually even consider something like that"
Got a quick question about the m mark for subbing in limits in the integration questions, do you have to show you subbing them in or do you still get the mark for writing what it equals when you sub it in
Also serious question: would signing a petition actually do anything? That's not a "idiots signing it who think aqa care pfft do they really think it matters" it's a genuine "do exam boards actually even consider something like that"
AQA have previously suggested that we do not sign/start petitions: An AQA spokesman said: 'Exams aren’t meant to be easy and students are obviously going to talk about that on social media, but everything in the paper was on the syllabus.'There’s no need for anyone to worry about grade boundaries because these aren’t decided until we’ve marked all the papers and know how everyone got on.'If it looks like students did find this exam especially difficult, the grade boundaries will reflect that – so no need for petitions.'
They said that they will only decide on the grade boundaries after seeing all papers. Baring that in mind - as the petition has gained over 5000 signatories I am hopeful that loads of people have screwed up. This would mean that the grade boundaries should be low.
trust, you gonna watch the england wales tomorow or revise for C4?
Both. Watch the game. Do Jan and June 2013 papers between 4 and 8, before the Germany-Poland game. Then doing the June 2014 paper on Friday morning. What about you?
AQA have previously suggested that we do not sign/start petitions: An AQA spokesman said: 'Exams aren’t meant to be easy and students are obviously going to talk about that on social media, but everything in the paper was on the syllabus.'There’s no need for anyone to worry about grade boundaries because these aren’t decided until we’ve marked all the papers and know how everyone got on.'If it looks like students did find this exam especially difficult, the grade boundaries will reflect that – so no need for petitions.'
They said that they will only decide on the grade boundaries after seeing all papers. Baring that in mind - as the petition has gained over 5000 signatories I am hopeful that loads of people have screwed up. This would mean that the grade boundaries should be low.
It is really not the point. I have been averaging A*s in all of thr past papers, yet the best I can hope for now is a low B. If I was going to get an A* in maths I was relying on Core 3. I have now not just not met my offer, but Im probably going into clearing. For AQA to simply say "exams are meant to be hard" is both obtuse and infuriating.
Oh wow it was at well. I thought for some reason it was 61.
Yeah probably about 53 then and about 60 for an A*
College staff seem to hope the grade boundaries will be more like 50-55 for an A hopefully. They were basing it on an old Core 2 paper mark scheme for a paper that was really hard.
It is really not the point. I have been averaging A*s in all of thr past papers, yet the best I can hope for now is a low B. If I was going to get an A* in maths I was relying on Core 3. I have now not just not met my offer, but Im probably going into clearing. For AQA to simply say "exams are meant to be hard" is both obtuse and infuriating.
Hey, I ain't AQA. I'm in the same boat as you though.