To work out A* boundary (roughly, it might vary by one mark either way), subtract the B boundary from the A boundary. Then, add this number (the difference between the two) to the A boundary. This is the mark for 90 UMS or an A*. For the full UMS boundary, simply double the difference between A and B, and add this to the A boundary. If you've done S1, you can use linear interpolation to work out what raw mark corresponds to which UMS. Hope this helps :smile:

n.b. i might have misunderstood your question. i *think* there are no a* scores per module, because you cannot get an a* in any given module, it is intended to be an overall grade for a complete A2. But then i might be wrong

Reply 23

Arsey

I have updated the spreadsheet with the June 2010 boundaries

Reply 24

Ultimate1

Arsey

I have updated the spreadsheet with the June 2010 boundaries

Thank you for uploading them but they are not opening?

Reply 25

v1oXx-

Arsey

I have updated the spreadsheet with the June 2010 boundaries

Thanks for that Arsey- But you've made a mistake (I think). The C4 June 2010 boundaries for 90 UMS was 67/75, not 68/75. Also, I got 93 in C4, what raw mark was that? Thanks.

Reply 26

Ultimate1

It isn't opening for me????

Why isn't it?

Reply 27

Arsey

thought i would bump this.

It is done in office 2010; so may not open if you are using an older version. If so, go to the microsoft website and download their office compatability pack.

Reply 28

Miss Anonymous

Original post by Arsey

EDIT - UPDATED NOW UPTO JUNE 2010

I am asked a lot about past boundaries

Here is the lot!

Arsey, do you know when the boundaries for January modules will be up on the website? Would it be the day before the Results Day?

thanks. :smile:

Reply 29

Arsey

I get them tomorrow, so if I have chance

Reply 30

gdunne42

Original post by Arsey

I get them tomorrow, so if I have chance

http://www.edexcel.com/iwantto/I%20want%20to%20%20Tasks/1101%20GCE%20Units%20Grade%20Boundaries%20(Home-Int).pdf

Reply 31

Miss Anonymous

Original post by Arsey

I get them tomorrow, so if I have chance

Original post by gdunne42

http://www.edexcel.com/iwantto/I%20want%20to%20%20Tasks/1101%20GCE%20Units%20Grade%20Boundaries%20(Home-Int).pdf

great, thanks :smile:

Does anyone know the grade boundaries for C1 and C2 : UMS100?

Reply 32

sohail.s

Original post by Miss Anonymous

great, thanks :smile:

Does anyone know the grade boundaries for C1 and C2 : UMS100?

Reply 33

Arsey

Sky high boundaries, no idea why...

Unit Module Session 100' 90' 80' 70' 60' 50' 40'
6663 C1 Jan-11 75 69 62 53 44 35 27
6664 C2 Jan-11 75 70 65 57 50 43 36
6665 C3 Jan-11 75 68 61 53 45 38 31
6666 C4 Jan-11 75 72 69 61 53 46 39
6689 D1 Jan-11 75 71 66 60 54 48 42
6667 FP1 Jan-11 75 70 64 57 50 43 36
6677 M1 Jan-11 75 70 64 57 50 43 37
6678 M2 Jan-11 75 69 62 55 48 41 35
6679 M3 Jan-11 75 69 63 56 50 44 38
6683 S1 Jan-11 73 66 59 52 45 38 31
6684 S2 Jan-11 75 72 69 62 55 48 42

Reply 34

ViralRiver

75 for 100% in C3? Edexcel are ****ing ridiculous.

Reply 35

Miss Anonymous

Original post by sohail.s

Original post by Arsey

SO HIGH!!!!!!!!! WHY? :frown:

thanks btw...

Reply 36

Edwin Okli

Original post by Arsey

People are getting better at Maths, I guess. Obviously enough people must have got 75 in the appropriate exams to push 100 UMS up to that level. Damn :frown:

Reply 37

shadow12345

Original post by Arsey

Hi arsey.. Do you have the link for the tables that say exactly what ums = marks?

I know there is one for 90,80,70 ums etc etc

But I want to know for example how many marks 84 ums equals to or like 36 marks is how Many ums?

Btw it's for the Jan 2011 modules.

Many thanks....

Reply 38

stealth_writer

What does 070 mean for c1?

Reply 39

ViralRiver

Original post by ViralRiver

75 for 100% in C3? Edexcel are ****ing ridiculous.

On that note... 100 UMS <333 . So happy xD . But then again this makes me think it's 74/75 highest for 100 as I know I slipped up on the rates of change question (didn't put a minus sign); must have been lenient I guess.