Predicted Grades
When your teachers do your predicted grades for your A Levels, do they send them off to the exam board?? So when the examiner looks you up they will see what you are predicted etc??
Or is it just a general thing that only teachers and the school see??
Or is it just a general thing that only teachers and the school see??
Your predicted grades are for universities to see whether you can meet entry requirements when applying for their course. Exam boards have no use in knowing what your predicted grades are.
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