EDEXCEL June 2014 MATHS GCSE

What do you think the boundaries will be like. I have been looking at the boundaries year on have realised it has been going up for the last three years. Also what is the highest possible boundary for a B.

140 ish for a B

Original post by lilypear

140 ish for a B

140 for a B is usually A. Please only comment if you know your facts.

Reply 3

Valyrian

Isn't like I wanted a B at GCSE anyway.

Reply 4

Basim97

Original post by lilypear

Isn't like I wanted a B at GCSE anyway.

Did you not read the question. It states what is the highest possible boundary for a B

Reply 5

Valyrian

Original post by Basim97

Did you not read the question. It states what is the highest possible boundary for a B

I thought you were referring to Mathematics B, soz. Perhaps 93 for a B grade

Reply 6

S.Ahmad

Original post by Basim97

Looking at around 115 maximum for a B, its normally around the 105 mark.
An A is normally around 140, 155 maximum.
An A* is normally around 165, 175 maximum.

Both the A/A* grade boundary increased dramatically last year, the grade boundary for an A* is increased by roughly 8 marks, that's unheard of.

Reply 7

JAIYEKO

Original post by S.Ahmad

.??

B - 100/200
A - 135/200
A* - 169/200 (Max)

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Reply 8

S.Ahmad

Original post by JAIYEKO

.??

B - 100/200
A - 135/200
A* - 169/200 (Max)

You're assuming the previous years grade boundaries will be the maximum... I'm sure the grade boundaries will continue rising.

Reply 9

Dazzling_Belinda

My teacher predicts this year it might be 60 on each paper to get a B. Which is the highest. So 120 altogether but it depends on the paper. If it's a hard paper the grade boundaries will be low. I hope it's low I need a B!!

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Reply 10

Basim97

Does anyone have the topic list for non calculator