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Worst case scenario

Yep, the Peacock is pretty full for Economics lectures, and that's got a capacity of 999. If you also take into account the people who don't attend lectures, that's probably close to 1000.

Reply 41

Overmars

17

People with exams....

Don't think they went pathetically bad...apart from EC102, of course. But then again almost everyone got raped by that one. ;dry;

Reply 42

SamLowry

OP

RM89

JOIN!

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=15004359538

They have 300 members at the moment. 30+% of students?

Reply 43

emdo

12

Has anyone read the comments on the group? According to Ruhana Ali (SU education and welfare officier), Alwyn Young has marked the first 100 scripts and hasn't found anything wrong...maybe those are the geniuses :p:

Reply 44

korektphool

emdo

Has anyone read the comments on the group? According to Ruhana Ali (SU education and welfare officier), Alwyn Young has marked the first 100 scripts and hasn't found anything wrong...maybe those are the geniuses :p:

He found no problems ... that is drastically different from not finding any questions wrong.

Reply 45

emdo

12

korektphool

He found no problems ... that is drastically different from not finding any questions wrong.

I know

Apologies if the way I said it made it sound like I was referring to the questions.

Reply 46

SamLowry

OP

How did the EC102 marks go for the rest of you?

They must have scaled it up or something. I got 61, and considering i thought i got something like 35....

well they must have done something.

Reply 47

DannyBoy123

15

Well done! :biggrin:

How were the rest of your marks?

Reply 48

SamLowry

OP

mid 60s and 1 mid 70

Reply 49

Johan C

13

There's definitely scaling/curving. That's the only way one can explain the utter unpredictability of the marks. People saying they're expecting a 2.2 and getting a 1st, and vice-versa, are all over the place. At least there were no real surprises for me !

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