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If you get an A* in your English language, what will u need in the exam to get a C overall?
I got 82.5% in my coursework
I got 82.5% in my coursework
I'm pretty sure we need to know your exam board to answer that
just in general
The weighting they give to each type of exam differs depending on your exam board, so there is no general answer
ok
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say if someone got an A in their coursework and if they get a D in there exam
will they get a B overall
roughly
will they get a B overall
roughly
Original post by Helpmepickone
If you get an A* in your English language, what will u need in the exam to get a C overall?
I got 82.5% in my coursework
I got 82.5% in my coursework
depends really on the exam board? if your AQA the exam is worth 60% so if you get a D in the exam and A* in the coursework its most likely gonna come out as a high B
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