does any1 have the overall grade boundaries for 2004 maths ocr

hi
im just wondering if any can tell me the 2004 maths overall grade boundaries for ocr cos im really worried about thursday. i cant get any sleep and im always trying to work out what i need to get in each paper and the coursework to get at least an A. :tsr:

Reply 1

Chewwy

17

bad is good

hi
im just wondering if any can tell me the 2004 maths overall grade boundaries for ocr cos im really worried about thursday. i cant get any sleep and im always trying to work out what i need to get in each paper and the coursework to get at least an A. :tsr:

get a hobby or something?

Reply 2

ob2005

1

chewwy

get a hobby or something?

lol

Reply 3

SketchyCanvas~

10

chewwy

get a hobby or something?

Give him a break, his a newbie and just asking a question.

Soz Bad_Is_Good i dunno the grade bounderies for the 2004. have you tried searching for them on the ocr website? I dont know if they have it on their website but its worth a try. If no luck, hopefully someone will tell you soon.

Reply 4

sherunsaway

2

I know the A* and C grades because we did it as a practice paper.
A*=64%
C=15%
I've forgotten A and B grade scores though.

Reply 5

Gothic pixie

sherunsaway

I know the A* and C grades because we did it as a practice paper.
A*=64%
C=15%
I've forgotten A and B grade scores though.

that A* boundary is way lower than normal tho cos the paper was really hard...normally about 70-80%.

Reply 6

nicko88

Mate don't worry about it...I was convinced last year I had got a U bcos it went soooo badly but since they scale them up in comparison to the country it's always better than you think!!!

Reply 7

Matthew1989

5

nicko88

Mate don't worry about it...I was convinced last year I had got a U bcos it went soooo badly but since they scale them up in comparison to the country it's always better than you think!!!

For this years actual GCSE exam I found the first paper way too hard and the second one way too easy- go figure!

does any1 have the overall grade boundaries for 2004 maths ocr

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