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In your opinion will grade boundaries be higher or lower this year for A-Levels? If so, by how much and why?
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I swear they've said they'll be somewhere in the middle of 2019 grade boundaries and covid grade boundaries?
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I swear they've said they'll be somewhere in the middle of 2019 grade boundaries and covid grade boundaries?
I swear they've said they'll be somewhere in the middle of 2019 grade boundaries and covid grade boundaries?
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Well that depends on how the next few weeks exams will go, but based on the general consensus of how 'easy' the exams have been so far, I have a feeling that the actual marks per grade boundary are likely to rise slightly compared to 2019.
Either that or there's a very vocal minority on twitter and tsr
Either that or there's a very vocal minority on twitter and tsr
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(Original post by DannySearle03)
Well that depends on how the next few weeks exams will go, but based on the general consensus of how 'easy' the exams have been so far, I have a feeling that the actual marks per grade boundary are likely to rise slightly compared to 2019.
Either that or there's a very vocal minority on twitter and tsr
Well that depends on how the next few weeks exams will go, but based on the general consensus of how 'easy' the exams have been so far, I have a feeling that the actual marks per grade boundary are likely to rise slightly compared to 2019.
Either that or there's a very vocal minority on twitter and tsr
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