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Hello,I recently got a report back from my school regarding my last mock exams I did back in March. I saw that I got predicted BCB but I need at least AAA to apply to a medical school, so if I were to get A's in my actual AS exams would the teachers upgrade my predicted or am I stuck with BCB?Thanks,
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(Original post by speedkiller456)
Hello,I recently got a report back from my school regarding my last mock exams I did back in March. I saw that I got predicted BCB but I need at least AAA to apply to a medical school, so if I were to get A's in my actual AS exams would the teachers upgrade my predicted or am I stuck with BCB?Thanks,
Hello,I recently got a report back from my school regarding my last mock exams I did back in March. I saw that I got predicted BCB but I need at least AAA to apply to a medical school, so if I were to get A's in my actual AS exams would the teachers upgrade my predicted or am I stuck with BCB?Thanks,
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Your teachers can change your predicted grade anytime they want to using whatever evidence they have to make their conclusion. Each school has their own process for deciding predicted grades. It seems very unlikely that they would ignore much improved end of year results when deciding on your UCAS prediction
Your teachers can change your predicted grade anytime they want to using whatever evidence they have to make their conclusion. Each school has their own process for deciding predicted grades. It seems very unlikely that they would ignore much improved end of year results when deciding on your UCAS prediction
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True, but throughout year 12 my in-class assessments were pretty much average in terms of the grades, so I thought it would've been pretty difficult to convince the subject leader even with real exams to increase my predicted.
True, but throughout year 12 my in-class assessments were pretty much average in terms of the grades, so I thought it would've been pretty difficult to convince the subject leader even with real exams to increase my predicted.
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True, but throughout year 12 my in-class assessments were pretty much average in terms of the grades, so I thought it would've been pretty difficult to convince the subject leader even with real exams to increase my predicted.
True, but throughout year 12 my in-class assessments were pretty much average in terms of the grades, so I thought it would've been pretty difficult to convince the subject leader even with real exams to increase my predicted.
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Clearly that makes a difference. You are right that that if you've not performed exceptionally well all year and then magically pull out some good grades in the end of year exams, persuading them you are a realistic AAA candidate won't be easy.
Clearly that makes a difference. You are right that that if you've not performed exceptionally well all year and then magically pull out some good grades in the end of year exams, persuading them you are a realistic AAA candidate won't be easy.
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My mocks were v bad but I got v good predictions after a good AS so yeah
My mocks were v bad but I got v good predictions after a good AS so yeah
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