I would love for it to decrease but let's be practical about it. They will deffo not make it 41/240 for a C
and remember last year, so many people were entered for higher when they should've done foundation.
This won't happen too much this year.

Reply 8

ray44

Original post by erratic_deus

I hope the grade boundaries rise by 20 e.g 210/240 for a 9. This is what I'm preparing for

i reckon it will be around 200 but i could easily be wrong

Reply 9

username3590460

Original post by erratic_deus

Yeah but you said you HOPE it increases :frown:

( they might see this and grant your wish. And thats bad for people like us who just want to pass

Reply 10

username3590460

Original post by arizonaidiot

I'm in AS so can't enjoy the same pleasure :frown:

Got an A* at igcse though :colone:

Me too but id rather fail one of my a levels and resit next year than fail my maths gcse again. If i pass this year id cry
Oh wow thats great. Congrats :smile:

Reply 11

HateOCR

It will probably rise by about 6-10 marks for the second year

Reply 12

username3590460

Original post by HateOCR

It will probably rise by about 6-10 marks for the second year

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Reply 13

lmaooome

Original post by arizonaidiot

LOL at exam boards.
I'm not complaining though

Lmao no, the only reason the grade boundaries were low is because everyone flopped around the UK! The same percentage of people that failed in the year before is the same as the people who failed this year.

Reply 14

HateOCR

Original post by FloralLuxe

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You’re doing A-levels as you mentioned on your blog so why should it matter.

Reply 15

username3590460

Original post by HateOCR

You’re doing A-levels as you mentioned on your blog so why should it matter.

I’m retaking maths

Reply 16

cj_sS

Grade boundaries are how they are for a reason. The pass mark was so low because people found the papers difficult. Each year, roughly, the same amount of people pass so it isn't to say that it was easier to pass last year