AQA A2 Mathematics MPC3 Core 3 - Wednesday 15th June 2016 [Official Thread]

At no point did I say I blamed the exam board on my failures. Sure the exam was f*cking hard but that doesn't mean it's AQA fault, nevertheless that doesn't mean I can't be mad. A lot of it is my failure to apply spec knowledge. I came out of the exam and realised how to a question and literally solved it in my head. 5 marks down the drain because I couldn't see the solution. What I'm saying is, performance in this exam is directly or even remotely correlated with the intelligence of a person. On a side note, your attitude towards other definitely needs work, no matter how good you think you did in am exam. I'm sure I will make a great doctor because I did great in interview, have great interpersonal skills and am mature and respectful to others, unlike you. Good luck with the rest of your exams and trying to integrate into society and a workplace with that attitude of yours

Listen STFU and get ur arse of this forum. You've failed core 3 10 times and finally realised ur the dumb **** and the exam board isnt to blame. Some of are sitting our first A2 core 3 exam, so we have full rights to compare papers relative to others. As for you you've said that for 9/10 papers so thought ud just say its easy and troll amd fail again on results day. Now go lern core 4 so u dont have to resit that for an 11th time like u will for core 3.

Just spoke to the head of Maths in my school, who also works for AQA, he said that many people who thought it was hard were merely exaggerating, and the grade boundaries will likely not move from the previous years' iteration. He predicts thus

A* 65
A 61
B 56
C 53

He also said he thought that none of the questions were new or weirdly written, so i guess the grade boundaries will remain standard

Just spoke to the head of Maths in my school, who also works for AQA, he said that many people who thought it was hard were merely exaggerating, and the grade boundaries will likely not move from the previous years' iteration. He predicts thus

A* 65
A 61
B 56
C 53

He also said he thought that none of the questions were new or weirdly written, so i guess the grade boundaries will remain standard

I got x<-6 x>3 and 1<x<2 lol

Exactly. Common sense at last.

If you get a U from one module do you no get an overall maths grade?

Pls someone answer

Everyone who thought it was hard, you have yourself to blame. As one has already mentionned, AQA are not liable for your own failure. Failure to prepare = failure. You do not deserve a university place if you do not understand the questions you were being asked.

Everyone who thought it was hard, you have yourself to blame. As one has already mentionned, AQA are not liable for your own failure. Failure to prepare = failure. You do not deserve a university place if you do not understand the questions you were being asked.

Just spoke to the head of Maths in my school, who also works for AQA, he said that many people who thought it was hard were merely exaggerating, and the grade boundaries will likely not move from the previous years' iteration. He predicts thus

A* 65
A 61
B 56
C 53

He also said he thought that none of the questions were new or weirdly written, so i guess the grade boundaries will remain standard

Do you mind if I private message you some questions about the paper?


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I am just saying that every year candidates say the same thing:"omg it was so hard""aqa omgggg whyyy"And now it's happening here.Is it not delusional to expect A* to be below 60? Is it not delusional to think that everyone has bombed the exam because they did? Is it not delusional to think that because they flopped that the exam board it to blame? Is it not delusional to start a petition about this exam's difficulty.Even if you won't admit it, I know your answer.AQA is innocent, you all are not. It's easy to blame the "evil" exam board just because you were too lazy to revise.And no, this is an exam DISCUSSION. Not a safe space for failures to circlejerk at how horrible they did and how it wasn't their fault.Ugh get a gripPS: The time you spent typing up that joke of message you could have spent REVISING for your other exams. I expect to see you here complaining again post-Core 4

I don't think you should be doing A-levels let alone maths...

If you get a U from one module do you no get an overall maths grade?

Pls someone answer

That feels when you're trying to give C0balt Rep for the 3 millionth time and it says you gave them too much

I can see that every year the candidates may say the same thing about exams being hard. It's an A-level in maths, it will be hard, the best educational institutions in the world will be judging you on the exam and they need to sort the good from the bad.And I do agree with you that the grade boundaries will not be that low, I think they might be one mark lower, but not that low, but if other people think that the boundaries will be that low, maybe they'll be right. No one knows, the exam only happened a few hours ago.And yes, this is a discussion thread, people talk to each other about the exam. That still doesn't justify you making people feel worse about how they've done to boost your own ego.P.S. I'm I'm eating lunch right now if that's alright with you, and i'm not complaining about core 3, although I do think it was slightly harder than last year (which was to be expected), I'm complaining about you.

I got an U grade in core 3 last year still managed to get an C grade overall, don't worry !