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Is a 33 in science gcse result a pass
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Is a 33 in science gcse result a pass
Is a 33 in science gcse result a pass
Reply 1
I got 33 for science aswell and its a D i failed science
Reply 2
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by BeebamoIs a 33 in science gcse result a pass
nope, 4-4 is a pass and anything above is a pass
Reply 3
ive got a 5-5 in science, did you do foundation or higher? i did foundation
Reply 4
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A 4 is defined as a standard pass.
Reply 5
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Seems like lots of people are finding this thread today. For a more general guide to how combined science grades work, we've got this quick explainer:
How GCSE combined science grades work: a quick guide
How GCSE combined science grades work: a quick guide
Reply 6
I got a 22 in combined sci what does that mean ?
Reply 7
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by Stacey DeanI got a 22 in combined sci what does that mean ?
There's more info in that article, but when you take combined science you're basically awarded two GCSE grades. So for this one, you've got two grade 2s.
Reply 8
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by username4542918I got 33 for science aswell and its a D i failed science
I did my mocks and did the same I suffered in biology and chemistry but mastered physics
Reply 9
Is grade 33 is fail I should do retake??
Reply 10
What is a 4-3 because I got that.
Reply 11
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by nehamuhammad66Is grade 33 is fail I should do retake??
Unfortunately, it is a fail. If you want to, retake it. Especially if you plan on doing sciences.
Reply 12
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by nehamuhammad66Is grade 33 is fail I should do retake??
it's 2 grade 3s, two Ds in old money. If you want to retake you could however there is no November resit opportunity so this would have to be done in June. Unless it's holding you back from what you what you want to do I wouldn't bother.
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by NerdAlert83What is a 4-3 because I got that.
that's one GCSE at grade 4 (ie. a standard pass C equivalent) and a GCSE at grade 3. So you have one "pass" in science essentially.
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