GCSE & A level results
Please post below both your GCSE and A levels results as I would like to know whether GCSE results determine your A Level results
I'm not sure how useful this will be as the way GCSEs and A Levels are graded is changing, but I got:
GCSE: AAAAABBBBB
A Level: ABB
I don't think GCSE results are really a good indicator of what you'll get at A Level, since they are very different, in terms of workload, content complexity, and also number of subjects (you'll obviously be studying fewer subjects at A Level, and they're likely to be the ones which interest you more as you can choose them). Just do your best at all of your subjects, and you'll be fine
GCSE: AAAAABBBBB
A Level: ABB
I don't think GCSE results are really a good indicator of what you'll get at A Level, since they are very different, in terms of workload, content complexity, and also number of subjects (you'll obviously be studying fewer subjects at A Level, and they're likely to be the ones which interest you more as you can choose them). Just do your best at all of your subjects, and you'll be fine
I got 4As 2Bs 1D and 1F at GCSE (1 B,D and F were compulsory at our school so I HAD to endure them)I haven't done A2 yet but for AS I got:BCC where Cs were about 20 UMS away from from a B grade.
I have friends who've done better than me at GCSE who got a bit worse grades than me in AS and some others who got equal or slighly less/more than me in GCSE and quite better than me in AS(One who got AAC)
I have friends who've done better than me at GCSE who got a bit worse grades than me in AS and some others who got equal or slighly less/more than me in GCSE and quite better than me in AS(One who got AAC)
I got only 6 GCSE's due to medical reasons, 3A*'s, 2A's and 1B and I got BBBBC for my AS levels.
I must admit that I was surprised today as good GCSE's really don't correspond to A-level results. I know people who've gone from 12A*'s to ABBCD-BBBCD so it's really quite hard to predict. Even mock grades don't seem to correspond to actual grades in A-level!
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I must admit that I was surprised today as good GCSE's really don't correspond to A-level results. I know people who've gone from 12A*'s to ABBCD-BBBCD so it's really quite hard to predict. Even mock grades don't seem to correspond to actual grades in A-level!
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Original post by Leviathan1741
I'm not sure how useful this will be as the way GCSEs and A Levels are graded is changing, but I got:
GCSE: AAAAABBBBB
A Level: ABB
I don't think GCSE results are really a good indicator of what you'll get at A Level, since they are very different, in terms of workload, content complexity, and also number of subjects (you'll obviously be studying fewer subjects at A Level, and they're likely to be the ones which interest you more as you can choose them). Just do your best at all of your subjects, and you'll be fine
GCSE: AAAAABBBBB
A Level: ABB
I don't think GCSE results are really a good indicator of what you'll get at A Level, since they are very different, in terms of workload, content complexity, and also number of subjects (you'll obviously be studying fewer subjects at A Level, and they're likely to be the ones which interest you more as you can choose them). Just do your best at all of your subjects, and you'll be fine
If you achieve great a level results but 'okay' GCSEs will you be able to get accepted into courses like dentistry?
For example if they require an A in eng GCSE but you have only a B however have achieved A/A* at ALevel
Original post by Fatimabibi_
If you achieve great a level results but 'okay' GCSEs will you be able to get accepted into courses like dentistry?
For example if they require an A in eng GCSE but you have only a B however have achieved A/A* at ALevel
For example if they require an A in eng GCSE but you have only a B however have achieved A/A* at ALevel
It's up to the university as to whether they would accept you. If they require an A in GCSE English but you got a B, then there's a possibility they would reject you
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