You have got 1 grade (the 4) but failed the other (the 3)
How do they actually come up with the 2 grades given there are 6 exams in 3 subjects. I've read the post on the website but don't understand it.
Triple science gets 3 grades, one for each science.
Double/combined science gets two grades by averaging out how well you did in all six papers.
Each paper you sit is roughly around 17% of your grades.
Double/combined science gets two grades by averaging out how well you did in all six papers.
Each paper you sit is roughly around 17% of your grades.
Original post by Julie Bawd
How do they actually come up with the 2 grades given there are 6 exams in 3 subjects. I've read the post on the website but don't understand it.
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