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Reply 20

7589200

blah! shhhh!!!!

And seeing as I have already transcended the bounds of my normal posting...

:toung: :pcguru:

:heeeellll :wavey:

:girlshit: :elefant:

:dito:

:champ:

Reply 21

Pixelated

Vazzyb

bah! woof! moo!

And seeing as I have already transcended the bounds of normal posting...

:toung: :pcguru:

:heeeellll :wavey:

:girlshit: :elefant:

:dito:

:champ:

oink?

Reply 22

7589200

sorry i was talking to cind in a special lang.. Its one of those perfect, amazingly clever langauges, only she wud understand...

Reply 23

Nightowl

I got 57 ( I prefer saying 57 to 7 Bs and 3 Cs!)

Reply 24

username9945

(The person they're referring to as 'you' is me! LOOL!)
You got 73 GCSE points. out of a possible 80 (for your 10 1/2 GCSEs)

Your average Points per GCSE is 7.3 out of 8

Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 2.6%

This means that you are in the top 2.6% of the country.

It also means that you are in the top 19500 students out of 750000, nationally.

Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 4 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)

Finally, nationally, 1 in every 38 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

I'm very pleased with that!!

Reply 25

El Stevo

granted its a year or 2 late, but Steve...
# You got 93 GCSE points. out of a possible 96 (for your 12 GCSEs)
# Your average Points per GCSE is 7.8 out of 8
# Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 0.1%
# This means that you are in the top 0.1% of the country.
# It also means that you are in the top 750 students out of 750000, nationally.
# Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 10.8 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)
# Finally, nationally, 1 in every 1000 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

Reply 26

FinalFan3

You got 88 GCSE points. out of a possible 96 (for your 12 GCSEs)

Your average Points per GCSE is 7.3 out of 8

Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 2.6%

This means that you are in the top 2.6% of the country.

It also means that you are in the top 19500 students out of 750000, nationally.

Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 8.4 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)

Finally, nationally, 1 in every 38 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

What does the Oxbridge Admissions Score mean? What is considered a good score for someone who would like to go (me!)

Reply 27

CMJM

Christopher Miles,
# You got 72 GCSE points. out of a possible 80 (for your 10 GCSEs)
# Your average Points per GCSE is 7.2 out of 8
# Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 3.3%
# This means that you are in the top 3.3% of the country.
# It also means that you are in the top 24750 students out of 750000, nationally.
# Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 6.4 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)
# Finally, nationally, 1 in every 30 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

Congratulations for your superb grades and well done for your hard work over the last two years! Enjoy the remainder of the holidays!

That is what I got! :s-smilie:

Regards,
Chris

Reply 28

Johnny 5

You got 88 GCSE points. out of a possible 88 (for your 11 GCSEs)
Your average Points per GCSE is 8 out of 8
Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 0.1%
This means that you are in the top 0.1% of the country.
It also means that you are in the top 750 students out of 750000, nationally.

Top 750? That can't be right...

Reply 29

.Laura. <3

You got 94 GCSE points. out of a possible 104 (for your 13 GCSEs)

Your average Points per GCSE is 7.2 out of 8

Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 3.3%

This means that you are in the top 3.3% of the country.

It also means that you are in the top 24750 students out of 750000, nationally.

Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 7.9 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)

Finally, nationally, 1 in every 30 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

Reply 30

Champagne Breakfast

One million.

Reply 31

Champagne Breakfast

Profesh

Totally abysmal; what's more harrowing is that one of my two 'B's was an 'A*' prior to the exam. Life, eh? :rolleyes:

Profesh, don't be too down on yourself - you speak kick-ass English

Reply 32

Profesh

The Ace is Back

Profesh, don't be too down on yourself - you speak kick-ass English

Oh, no; now look what you've done: you've only gone and made it worse. :rolleyes:

I'm no ingrate: I anticipated 'C's in Maths and Chemistry respectively [having uniformly shirked both revision and homework for the duration of the entire course]; but to slip two tiers in a subject whose coursework returned an aggregate attainment of 96%, and which mark accounts for 60% of one's final grade, was sufficient to disillusion me utterly: I had been at this point the most eminent all-round 'thesp' in my year group, if not the entire school.

In any case it suffices it to say that I would refrain from academic labour of any and all description for the two years proceeding from that moment. That my education should even be deemed 'ongoing' is itself something of a modern-day miracle. :wink:

Reply 33

Champagne Breakfast

Ah - I generally try to avoid subjective (read risky) subjects such as drama/art/English for public exams. Too much risk-factor involved, you might be marked by an idiot. Whereas with almost any other subject, being marked by an idiot armed with a tight mark-scheme is the norm and fine by me - less hassle. Also, the coursework was all acting right? Or essays? Because if it was acting, well, that's all that counts for a 'thesp' really.

Reply 34

xlouisedoll

Louise,

You got 81 GCSE points. out of a possible 92 (for your 11.5 GCSEs)

Your average Points per GCSE is 7 out of 8

Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 5.1%

This means that you are in the top 5.1% of the country.

It also means that you are in the top 38250 students out of 750000, nationally.

Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 6.8 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)

Finally, nationally, 1 in every 20 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

Reply 35

Profesh

The Ace is Back

Ah - I generally try to avoid subjective (read risky) subjects such as drama/art/English for public exams. Too much risk-factor involved, you might be marked by an idiot.

Intriguing; if anything it is that very, perceived "risk" factor [i.e. the frequent misperceptions of blithering idiots] which has worked consistently to my advantage in subjects such as English Literature. :wink:

Whereas with almost any other subject, being marked by an idiot armed with a tight mark-scheme is the norm and fine by me - less hassle. Also, the coursework was all acting right? Or essays? Because if it was acting, well, that's all that counts for a 'thesp' really.

All practical, save for one so-called 'essay'; but it isn't as though I hadn't blitzed the 'mock' exam. In fact [retrospectively ironic], that was the one 'mock' GCSE in which my attainment actually exceeded that of the 'real thing'; to the tune of at least 37%, judging by my final result. :rolleyes:

Reply 36

Eau

You got 70 GCSE points. out of a possible 72 (for your 9 GCSEs)
Your average Points per GCSE is 7.8 out of 8
Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 0.1%
This means that you are in the top 0.1% of the country.
It also means that you are in the top 750 students out of 750000, nationally.
Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 8.2 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)
Finally, nationally, 1 in every 1000 students, possesses your level of ability or above.

Although, I don't think this analysis is very accurate.

Reply 37

7589200

yea the accuracy of the percentile goes down if you take less than 10 GCSEs. That was discussed in the original thread for this tool. Its in this forum somewhere, called 'GCSE Performance'

Reply 38

flyboy123

You got 79 GCSE points. out of a possible 88 (for your 11 GCSEs)

Your average Points per GCSE is 7.2 out of 8

Your percentile (0 being the best and 100 being the worst) is 3.3%

This means that you are in the top 3.3% of the country.

It also means that you are in the top 24750 students out of 750000, nationally.

Your Oxbridge Admissions Score is 7 (This is scored by giving 1 for every A* and 0.6 for every A)

Finally, nationally, 1 in every 30 students, possesses your level of ability or above

Reply 39

luke88

You're susposed to add you your GCSE score, then divide it by how m,any GCSE's you have, thats your real score!

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