do you guys think grade boundaries will be the usual 60% for an A, 50% for a B etc or be higher as the test wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been. i think i’ve made a lot of silly mistakes but hopefully i get method marks :smile:

Reply 31

SpiderMan1234434

What do you need for A*

Reply 32

likes_maths

Yeah I reckon u will. Ah I’m so annoyed I completely didn’t get that.

Reply 33

ohmy22

Original post by SpiderMan1234434

What do you need for A*

last year the grade boundaries went up but usually from years 2017 and 2018 it’s 67% overall

Reply 34

TMint07

For the question where you had to give the distance and time to stop did anyone get like 85m and 5.5 seconds or something like that?

Reply 35

ohmy22

Original post by TMint07

For the question where you had to give the distance and time to stop did anyone get like 85m and 5.5 seconds or something like that?

yeah i got that

Reply 36

ważzer

Original post by TMint07

For the question where you had to give the distance and time to stop did anyone get like 85m and 5.5 seconds or something like that?

Yep that exactly iirc

Reply 37

likes_maths

Original post by ohmy22

last year the grade boundaries went up but usually from years 2017 and 2018 it’s 67% overall

I swear it’s like 80% for an A*

Reply 38

TMint07

Original post by ważzer

Yep that exactly iirc

Original post by ohmy22

yeah i got that

Nice one. It seemed logical

Reply 39

ohmy22

Original post by likes_maths

I swear it’s like 80% for an A*

wait wasn’t 2018 and 2017 around 70% for an A* but i think 2019 was 80%

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