IGCSE grading system

p.in.kvodka

hey peeps,

So I'm doing my igcse this year and I just wanted to know how to convert my mock results into actual IGCSE grades. If someone can please let me know that would be great!

thanks :smile:

EDIT: I'm doing Cambridge IGCSE syllabus btw

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Reply 1

username3755000

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What do you mean grading system? Like 1-9? or E-A* ? or like 56%?

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p.in.kvodka

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Original post by 32894075890234

What do you mean grading system? Like 1-9? or E-A* ? or like 56%?

I mean like, how are the grades calculated? is it the same as school?

for example say i got 60/130 for p2 and 36/70 for p4

is it calculated like 96/200= 48% which is equivalent to E?

or is it something else?

EDIT: doing IGCSE Cambridge syllabus btw

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Reply 3

Jadelrx

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Original post by p.in.kvodka

I mean like, how are the grades calculated? is it the same as school?

for example say i got 60/130 for p2 and 36/70 for p4

is it calculated like 96/200= 48% which is equivalent to E?

or is it something else?

EDIT: doing IGCSE Cambridge syllabus btw

This is what I want to know! I don't understand how to grade the past papers.

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p.in.kvodka

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Original post by Jadelrx

This is what I want to know! I don't understand how to grade the past papers.

ifkr its like nobody asked these questions i've swept every inch of the internet for this ughhhh im so worried :frown:

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Reply 5

Jadelrx

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Original post by p.in.kvodka

ifkr its like nobody asked these questions i've swept every inch of the internet for this ughhhh im so worried :frown:

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I know! I can't find anything either! Don't be worried! I have only done one past paper so far. Starting them next week. The grade boundaries say for example, maths : 3H & 4H max mark 100, A for 2011 would of been 64. But two papers is 200 marks 🤔 Very confusing and also hard to explain lol

Reply 6

username3755000

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Original post by p.in.kvodka

I mean like, how are the grades calculated? is it the same as school?

for example say i got 60/130 for p2 and 36/70 for p4

is it calculated like 96/200= 48% which is equivalent to E?

or is it something else?

EDIT: doing IGCSE Cambridge syllabus btw

The grades are graded on a curve, for example:

The top 5 percentile will get A*s, the top 50 percentile will get Cs, you will only find this out on results day about the exact values.

Reply 7

znni

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I did IGCSE (cambridge syllabus) in M/J 2017. It's different every year but this is how I always did it (estimate):

90-100 A*
80-89 A
70-79 B
60-69 C

Usually, if you get above a 90, you are guaranteed to get an A*.

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