Exam Scripts Marking Abbreviation

Hi, I got my exam scripts back today from this summer's A levels, and on my psychology papers there's a lot of stamps saying "KU". Does anyone know what it means? I've never seen it before and Google doesn't seem to say anything about it either.

Edit: there's a couple of stamps saying "Dis" too - I'm assuming that means disqualified, as in mark disqualified?
Thanks!

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Original post by Charlotte! :)

KU means knowledge and understanding so it will show where you have demonstrated this. not sure on Dis, but I don't think it can be disqualified as there would be no marks given if that was the case,

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Charlotte! :)

Original post by bamtutor

KU means knowledge and understanding so it will show where you have demonstrated this. not sure on Dis, but I don't think it can be disqualified as there would be no marks given if that was the case,

Thank you.

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Original post by bamtutor

KU means knowledge and understanding so it will show where you have demonstrated this. not sure on Dis, but I don't think it can be disqualified as there would be no marks given if that was the case,

Do you know what SH, UE, CK and NR mean????

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Original post by oguy974

Do you know what SH, UE, CK and NR mean????

sorry No. What subject and exam board is it?

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Original post by bamtutor

sorry No. What subject and exam board is it?

AQA English Literature B (AB)

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Original post by oguy974

AQA English Literature B (AB)

OK, I have linked the Mark scheme for June 2022 which shows a list of examiner annotations. I cannot see a CK, but C means correct (correct knowledge? . UE means Unclear expression, SH means Something Here and NR means Not relevant. https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/sample-papers-and-mark-schemes/2022/june/AQA-77162B-MS-JUN22.PDF

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