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Reply 1

Of course they do.

Reply 2

Yes, everyone aim low!

Leave the high paying jobs for people with good grades like us! :wink:

Reply 3

C is the average pass. Anything above C is above average. There are plenty of those though, who don't think C is a good pass at all.

Reply 4

Don't kid yourself.

Reply 5

Sorry.

Anything below C means that you are of below average intelligence. If you can't get a C in GCSE then you are NOT intelligent.

gg

Reply 6

when most employers/unis say five good passes. they mean 5A*-C.

Therefore it is taken as general concensus that anything below a c is infact a fail - i understand its not but everybody see it that way.

and you will infact find that many (not all just a fair percentage - by no means all - but you are limiting your options) jobs these days will ask for 5 gcses - they mean A8-C

Reply 7

C is not good

Reply 8

I know someone who refuses to believe that I have 12 GCSEs. 11 of my GCSEs were grades A-C but I got a D in Physics. She says that I failed Physics. Silly git.

Reply 9

My ''mate'' only needed 2 D's to get onto a beauty course she wanted to do:s-smilie:

they're not fails, they're just not the best are they, I mean C minimum is acceptable to appreciate i'd say.

Reply 10

Powersymphonia
I know someone who refuses to believe that I have 12 GCSEs. 11 of my GCSEs were grades A-C but I got a D in Physics. She says that I failed Physics. Silly git.


If someone put anything lower than a GCSE C grade on their CV and it came across my desk I would bin it immediately as belonging to someone who was deluded.

Reply 11

Powersymphonia
I know someone who refuses to believe that I have 12 GCSEs. 11 of my GCSEs were grades A-C but I got a D in Physics. She says that I failed Physics. Silly git.


LOL - your making no sense - no one agrees with you - its late - just give it a rest aiii - if not for our sake yours

Reply 12

Anything less than 0 marks is almost definetely a fail.

Reply 13

Bagration
Sorry.

Anything below C means that you are of below average intelligence. If you can't get a C in GCSE then you are NOT intelligent.

gg



Yes...... because performance in GCSE exams are indicative of intelligence....

Reply 14

RedRiotRoses
C is the average pass. Anything above C is above average. There are plenty of those though, who don't think C is a good pass at all.


I thought D was average now? E was average at my school :frown:

Reply 15

Yeah, theyre not a fail, my english lit teacher said "Unlike GCSE where a D is a fail, an E is a pass at a-level"

Reply 16

GCSEs are not indicative of intelligence in general, but getting below a C certainly is.

Your school average may prove your school is full of people of low intelligence, not that average intelligence is at said level.

Reply 17

Bacon_Sandwich
Yes...... because performance in GCSE exams are indicative of intelligence....


Grades aren't really a true indicator of intelligence, my brother got mostly D's and E's and he's smarter than me!

Reply 18

Powersymphonia
Grades aren't really a true indicator of intelligence, my brother got mostly D's and E's and he's smarter than me!


in what sense, or by what measure, is he smarter than you?

Reply 19

Powersymphonia
Grades aren't really a true indicator of intelligence, my brother got mostly D's and E's and he's smarter than me!


That is not surprising. :no: