How many marks do you need to get a C in maths gcse?

Do Edexcel 18% lol what a joke

Not many, I assume. I came out with a B and all I can remember doing in the lessons was talking about porn.

Yeah that's true and some of the questions have gotten tougher. It's mostly logic and rote learning, I wish I had known this before I sat my exams. There's not too much to learn, mostly practice. Oh that's an interesting degree.

I definitely didn't need to know that.

Yeah that's true and some of the questions have gotten tougher. It's mostly logic and rote learning, I wish I had known this before I sat my exams. There's not too much to learn, mostly practice. Oh that's an interesting degree.

I'm already doing edexcel and what's a joke?

Strangely I would say it is all understanding and once you have all of it learned it doesn't require much if any practice at GCSE.

However A Level is a completely different thing

Oops, didn't see this , sorry haha. Practice makes perfect, for sure. Yep, I'm really excited

18% too easy

Just practice constantly and I guarantee you'll get more than a 4.

One topic a week? I'm also revising for my a levels

That is a fair point, but for most students without natural ability they'll have repeat the same topics and questions again and again.

But I wouldn't say I have natural ability.

Yes or if you can do more then that's better. Oh right.

Alright thanks

41-72 marks. I had to generalise it to both Edexcel and AQA as you didn't clarify what exam board you are with. It's usually 46 marks for a 4 and 72 marks for a 5 this is for AQA as I searched up this years grade boundaries 9-1. For Edexcel it's 41 marks for a 4 and 68 for a 5 if you're with Edexcel.

4 is a weak pass and 5 is a good pass. Each paper is out of 80 and joining all 3 papers you need to score a minimum of the marks mentioned above.