Does it matter? All you need to know is that you'll be allocated the best score possible with whatever restrictions are necessary.
but sometimes the best score is not the best grade if ygm like say i do badly on m1 d1 i want them to go to maths whilst the rest of the better ones i wud want for further maths as my further pure modules wont be as good as my core modules to cushion the bad applied modules so would i be able to swap it to that combination above to get the best grades?
but sometimes the best score is not the best grade if ygm like say i do badly on m1 d1 i want them to go to maths whilst the rest of the better ones i wud want for further maths as my further pure modules wont be as good as my core modules to cushion the bad applied modules so would i be able to swap it to that combination above to get the best grades?
so it swaps automatically to get the best grades in both subjects also how would it then differentiate between maybe a scenario where bad applied modules mean that u cud get A*B or AA in maths and further would you get to choose
so it swaps automatically to get the best grades in both subjects also how would it then differentiate between maybe a scenario where bad applied modules mean that u cud get A*B or AA in maths and further would you get to choose
No. In that scenario you would get A*B (although since the A* is Maths is mainly dependent on C3 and C4 that have to go in Maths it's incredibly unlikely you'd get the 180 UMS needed in them but not the 480 overall without swapping applied units about). They maximise you Maths grade, then your FM grade, then your Maths UMS. The only time you get to chose is if you'd rather drop a Maths grade in order to pass FM -so you can opt to go from (say) C U to D E.
so it swaps automatically to get the best grades in both subjects also how would it then differentiate between maybe a scenario where bad applied modules mean that u cud get A*B or AA in maths and further would you get to choose
As someone said, they maximise your maths grade and then your FM grade. If on results day you realise there is an alternative grade combination you'd prefer, you can ask to change the order of cash ins.
However, they won't allow you to switch around modules purely for UMS.
Just have faith in the system and that it will give you the best grade in both subjects. And like I said, if you realise they can be changed to give you a more preferable grade combination, then you can do this.
Does it matter? All you need to know is that you'll be allocated the best score possible with whatever restrictions are necessary.
It does matter because you can move your modules around upon request to get the best grade in both. They prioritise core maths, so if you rearrange some modules it's possible to get a better grade in FM – it happened to me.
They will already allocate the your modules so you get the best grade in both.
Not always, because they work with the core maths/ further maths combinations from AS. At the end of the two years you can swap the modules from say, AS maths to further and so on. Believe me, it happens. I had to swap mine around as they put my weaker modules with FM.
Not always, because they work with the core maths/ further maths combinations from AS. At the end of the two years you can swap the modules from say, AS maths to further and so on. Believe me, it happens. I had to swap mine around as they put my weaker modules with FM.
Which is why you always need to re-cash in your AS.
Have you actually done the exams and had them allocated?
No im doing both this year, ppl in the year above have and i've seen their results sheet. M1 and M2 only have to go together for normal maths so M2 for normal and M1 for further isnt possible but the opposite is.