Maths grade :/

Hi everyone :smile:

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I just wanted to know if anyone knew what the grade boundaries for Maths 2011 is. I am pretty sure i got an average over 70% and want to know what grade that will get me.

Any help will be appreciated :smile:

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Original post by can ozerdem

Hi everyone :smile:

:smile:

I just wanted to know if anyone knew what the grade boundaries for Maths 2011 is. I am pretty sure i got an average over 70% and want to know what grade that will get me.

Any help will be appreciated :smile:

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If you're doing linear:
It'll get you an A!

Well done :smile:

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(edited 12 years ago)

Rough scale generally is:

A* - 110
A - 88
B - 68
C - 50

However the exam was v.hard - so i'm assuming:
A* - 98
A - 79
B - 59
C - 43

That's a real relief.

Original post by TheFootyKing19

Rough scale generally is:

A* - 110
A - 88
B - 68
C - 50

However the exam was v.hard - so i'm assuming:
A* - 98
A - 79
B - 59
C - 43

The exams out of 200

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Original post by TheFootyKing19

Rough scale generally is:

A* - 110
A - 88
B - 68
C - 50

However the exam was v.hard - so i'm assuming:
A* - 98
A - 79
B - 59
C - 43

so i got around 75 in non cal and around 65-70 in cal, i'm guessing that will give me an A* right?

(edited 12 years ago)

could anybody tell me whether or not they think that 137 will get me an A on the linear (considering that it was hard compared to other years when the boundary was 140)

Original post by can ozerdem

so i got around 75 in non cal and around 65-70 in cal, i'm guessing that will give me an A* right?

He is talking about the modular exam. If you are doing linear then you will most likely get an A

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Original post by venenecinema

could anybody tell me whether or not they think that 137 will get me an A on the linear (considering that it was hard compared to other years when the boundary was 140)

well if the boundary is lowered slightly to like 135 then i might get an A* because i pretty much got 70% of both papers right

Original post by venenecinema

He is talking about the modular exam. If you are doing linear then you will most likely get an A

An A definetly :smile:

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Original post by can ozerdem

well if the boundary is lowered slightly to like 135 then i might get an A* because i pretty much got 70% of both papers right

Well no because you need at least 80% on each paper for an A*, 140 would be an A. An A is still good, don't worry.

Original post by senz72

An A definetly :smile:

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Do you think that my 137-138 is likely to be an A? Do you predict an A boundary of 135 like some others are?

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Original post by venenecinema

Do you think that my 137-138 is likely to be an A? Do you predict an A boundary of 135 like some others are?

I'm pretty much sure that you will get an A :smile:

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Original post by venenecinema

Do you think that my 137-138 is likely to be an A? Do you predict an A boundary of 135 like some others are?

Apparently it's like 62% :/

I may be wrong, sorry if I am.

Original post by can ozerdem

I'm pretty much sure that you will get an A :smile:

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Thanks

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First exam was seriously hard!

Original post by senz72

Apparently it's like 62% :/

I may be wrong, sorry if I am.

That would be amazing if it is

Original post by TheFootyKing19

Rough scale generally is:

A* - 110
A - 88
B - 68
C - 50

However the exam was v.hard - so i'm assuming:
A* - 98
A - 79
B - 59
C - 43

Is this for modular mate?

MY guess would be about 170 for A* and about 139 for A. But give or take a few marks

Original post by OM47

Is this for modular mate?

yh

Original post by venenecinema

yh

Thanks

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