GCSE Maths

How many marks do i need to get in total in my gcse maths to get a grade B

Yeah it's 9-1 from now on and forwards. All exam boards have scrapped the old grading system because they were too easy and too many people where getting As and A*. New GCSE is much harder and involves much more, difficult, problem solving!!

Not all qualifications have been reformed so it is possible that Zaky17 is studying for a non-numbered course.

But he asked for Mathematics which definitely has changed to the 9-1 numbering system. This year only Maths and English have been changed but starting from the next academic year all GCSE courses will have been made prevalent to the 9-1 specification!

The OP could be in Wales for a start. No numbered GCSEs there. He could be taking IGCSE. He could be taking a Legacy GCSE. And so on.

Which country are you in and which Awarding Body? Most students are on 9-1 GCSE courses now.

Im from the UK and the exam board is AQA

Yeah it's 9-1 from now on and forwards. All exam boards have scrapped the old grading system because they were too easy and too many people where getting As and A*. New GCSE is much harder and involves much more, difficult, problem solving!!

Are you in Year 11? If so, you are likely to be taking a numbered GCSE so you won't be able to get a B.

Im at college and im retaking my maths, i know it's the whole number thing now i just wanted to know how many marks i would need for the number grdae which is equivilent to a B

You may not taking a numbered course then. You need to check. It is possible to retake one more time on the old specification. If you do the old specification you will need approximately 50% for a B.

Umm dude im a she not a he...

I never said u where a "he"...