If I add all my predicted grades up, is a cumulative score of 68 good?
How many GCSEs is that? Because cumulative scores aren’t usually looked at. People usually just look at APS. E.g. My cumulative score was 69 but my APS was 6.9 because I did 10 GCSEs.
How many GCSEs is that? Because cumulative scores aren’t usually looked at. People 8usually just look at APS. E.g. My cumulative score was 69 but my APS was 6.9 because I did 10 GCSEs.
That is 9 GCSE's: Predicted: Maths - 8 English Language - 7 English Literature - 6 Combined Science - 9,8 Geography - 8 History - 7 Business Studies - 9 Computer Science - 6
That is 9 GCSE's: Predicted: Maths - 8 English Language - 7 English Literature - 6 Combined Science - 9,8 Geography - 8 History - 7 Business Studies - 9 Computer Science - 6
Hope this helps Thanks in advance
Your average GCSE grade is used for projected grades at A-level, it isn't really fair having a cumulative one as some people do as many as 13 GCSEs whereas others only do 7 or 8.
Your average GCSE grade is used for projected grades at A-level, it isn't really fair having a cumulative one as some people do as many as 13 GCSEs whereas others only do 7 or 8.
So what would be my average and projected for A-Level ?
So what would be my average and projected for A-Level ?
estimated grade for A-level is worked out by a computer after you have your GCSE grades so I can't tell you because I don't know specifically how it works. Your average grade at the moment if you got those grades would be 7.6
estimated grade for A-level is worked out by a computer after you have your GCSE grades so I can't tell you because I don't know specifically how it works. Your average grade at the moment if you got those grades would be 7.6
Can I find out the website that predicts my A-Level grades?
estimated grade for A-level is worked out by a computer after you have your GCSE grades so I can't tell you because I don't know specifically how it works. Your average grade at the moment if you got those grades would be 7.6