Original post by Txhmid
thanks
What exam board, paper and year was it from?
If it was a 'teacher made' test it would be a high B (78%).
Original post by Txhmid
bump
A*
46/60 was the mark required for an A* and you got one more - nice job!
Original post by jamestg
A*
46/60 was the mark required for an A* and you got one more - nice job!
46/60 was the mark required for an A* and you got one more - nice job!
howd you find it? I was on the edexcel website looking for the november 2012 b1 grade boundiries. Found it but science wasn't there.
Original post by Txhmid
howd you find it? I was on the edexcel website looking for the november 2012 b1 grade boundiries. Found it but science wasn't there.
It was quite low down on the list.
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