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I just sat my Britain 1906-51 History exam, AQA AS

I answered everything BUT my conclusion on a 24 marker. How many marks would I be expected to lose?

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Hasanalm

Original post by LydiaIbbi

I just sat my Britain 1906-51 History exam, AQA AS

I answered everything BUT my conclusion on a 24 marker. How many marks would I be expected to lose?

From my experience, missing a conclusion means you won't be able to get higher than a C for that particular essay.

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LydiaIbbi

Hi! Thanks for your response. This was actually a re-sit and I'm only re-sitting this module to get an A overall in history. I can drop 17 marks overall on this unit to get an A overall which is why I'm a little worried.

When you say that a nasty marker would take me down to a B, is that on the specific question or the essay overall? I find it unlikely that I'd be marked down by 17 or more simply because of a conclusion missing

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