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You'll want to kick yourself very hard but at the end of the day, nothing terrible will happen :P
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You should have revised. It's your own fault and take the consequences as you deserved them.
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(Original post by Awesomesauce)
You should have revised. It's your own fault and take the consequences as you deserved them.
You should have revised. It's your own fault and take the consequences as you deserved them.
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(Original post by SilverDoe21)
That's a bit harsh, albeit true. OP, do you want to do science at college? If not then it doesn't matter so much, and when you start sixth form/college I'm sure you'll have forgotten all about it anyway
That's a bit harsh, albeit true. OP, do you want to do science at college? If not then it doesn't matter so much, and when you start sixth form/college I'm sure you'll have forgotten all about it anyway
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Well, it's not the end of the world and as long as you get a C, you will be fine. If you want to retake, then sort that out after results if they are bad, but it would be a waste of your time imo. If you don't want to do anything science related in the future, then don't worry at all. Plus, I'm sure other elements of the course might have lifted your grade up.
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Remember that for these tests, over the past few years, an A* has been set at 75%. 75%!
I did a practise Physics paper this morning, and failed on so much, but still ended up with 60% - which, according to the laws of nonsense, would have balanced out to an A* overall.
(Don't forget - your SITN and Can-Dos [or other coursework] will push you up as well as your C1-3 paper!)
Panic now, but your past scores will help you muchly when the final ink arrives on the sheet
I did a practise Physics paper this morning, and failed on so much, but still ended up with 60% - which, according to the laws of nonsense, would have balanced out to an A* overall.
(Don't forget - your SITN and Can-Dos [or other coursework] will push you up as well as your C1-3 paper!)
Panic now, but your past scores will help you muchly when the final ink arrives on the sheet
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One of my friends missed hiss GCSE Chemistry exams and he's fine. Just resit the module in January.
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(Original post by Xero Xenith)
(Don't forget - your SITN and Can-Dos [or other coursework] will push you up as well as your C1-3 paper!)
(Don't forget - your SITN and Can-Dos [or other coursework] will push you up as well as your C1-3 paper!)
(Original post by Crazy Paving)
Plus, I'm sure other elements of the course might have lifted your grade up.
Plus, I'm sure other elements of the course might have lifted your grade up.
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It is an important GCSE, but not as important as English and Maths. At my school they offered the opportunity to resit it in sixth form if you don't get a C or above.
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(Original post by lovely_me)
That's part of the problem, my chemistry teacher is a miserable ***** and was incredibly unhelpful with all our coursework. For instance she just sprang it on us in the lesson we would be doing our coursework then wouldn't allow us to resubmit it 'because it was against the rules' yet our biology and physics teachers would.
That's part of the problem, my chemistry teacher is a miserable ***** and was incredibly unhelpful with all our coursework. For instance she just sprang it on us in the lesson we would be doing our coursework then wouldn't allow us to resubmit it 'because it was against the rules' yet our biology and physics teachers would.
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(Original post by Xero Xenith)
Wow, what a complete -insert your own expletive here-. What did you get in the end?
Wow, what a complete -insert your own expletive here-. What did you get in the end?
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(Original post by lovely_me)
Probably not, it's just I know GCSEs aren't really important but I know uni's use them distinguish between all their candidates so I'm worried if I get just mediocre GCSEs, it will prevent me from doing what I want later
Probably not, it's just I know GCSEs aren't really important but I know uni's use them distinguish between all their candidates so I'm worried if I get just mediocre GCSEs, it will prevent me from doing what I want later
And you've probably done better than you imagine 
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(Original post by lovely_me)
Probably not, it's just I know GCSEs aren't really important but I know uni's use them distinguish between all their candidates so I'm worried if I get just mediocre GCSEs, it will prevent me from doing what I want later
Probably not, it's just I know GCSEs aren't really important but I know uni's use them distinguish between all their candidates so I'm worried if I get just mediocre GCSEs, it will prevent me from doing what I want later
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#19
If you fail science then science fails you. Gravity turns off and you float away!
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#20
Honestly shut the hell up. What if people did revise? What if people stayed up all night revising? You need to think before u post stuff on here. Right now we’re in a pandemic and science isn’t as easy as it was when we were in school. Making it much harder to do tests. So if you don’t wanna say anything positive then get off the site.
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