The WJEC grade boundaries for GCSE seem to be all letter grades rather than numbers? Am I not looking at the right one? I need English literature and French (higher). Thanks!
i'm trying to find out if i was close to an A in physics to decide if it's worth paying to get it remarked, but i go to the WJEC thing & it's all in UMS. so i go to the converter they have on their site and it only converts it to units like unit 1, unit 2 & unit 3 & gives the grades for the individual units instead all the units marked togethererrererreidont get this
i'm trying to find out if i was close to an A in physics to decide if it's worth paying to get it remarked, but i go to the WJEC thing & it's all in UMS. so i go to the converter they have on their site and it only converts it to units like unit 1, unit 2 & unit 3 & gives the grades for the individual units instead all the units marked togethererrererreidont get this
thank u btw
Oh wow, I've just had a quick flick through and you're right, that IS confusing. Leave this with me and I will see if I can figure it out / find someone who is much smarter than me to do it for me
Oh wow, I've just had a quick flick through and you're right, that IS confusing. Leave this with me and I will see if I can figure it out / find someone who is much smarter than me to do it for me
it won't let me like your comment because i already liked your other one, but thank you so much !!
i'm trying to find out if i was close to an A in physics to decide if it's worth paying to get it remarked, but i go to the WJEC thing & it's all in UMS. so i go to the converter they have on their site and it only converts it to units like unit 1, unit 2 & unit 3 & gives the grades for the individual units instead all the units marked togethererrererreidont get this
thank u btw
You should have a breakdown of ums for each unit - if not the starting point will be to ask your school for that. If you have the breakdown if you post it I can have a look
You should have a breakdown of ums for each unit - if not the starting point will be to ask your school for that. If you have the breakdown if you post it I can have a look
like on the sheet or somewhere on the website? the only thing on the sheet is the raw marks
i'm trying to find out if i was close to an A in physics to decide if it's worth paying to get it remarked, but i go to the WJEC thing & it's all in UMS. so i go to the converter they have on their site and it only converts it to units like unit 1, unit 2 & unit 3 & gives the grades for the individual units instead all the units marked togethererrererreidont get this
So for Physics you'll have sat 3 units: two written papers (unit 1 and unit 2) that were each out of 180 UMS (and 80 raw marks) and the practical assessment unit 3, which is out of 40 UMS.
You should have a result for each of those three units in UMS. If you like, you can use the UMS converter to convert them into raw marks (or the range of raw marks you could have got – you can't find out the exact mark without seeing the paper).
Those three units are added together to give you a total mark for GCSE Physics out of 400 UMS, and the grade boundaries are always the same: 90%/360 UMS for an A*, 80%/320 UMS for an A, 70%/280 UMS for a B.
If you want to review the marking, you'll need to decide which unit or units you want reviewed.
My son sat PE AQA. I can only see the components but not how to work out the total grade. He got 161 total that translates to a grade 5. I would be really grateful if someone could help me work out how close he was to a 6 and what the boundary for a 5 and 6 actual was.
My son sat PE AQA. I can only see the components but not how to work out the total grade. He got 161 total that translates to a grade 5. I would be really grateful if someone could help me work out how close he was to a 6 and what the boundary for a 5 and 6 actual was.
I had a look and in the top row for PE it had the overall grade boundaries and for a 6 it would be 163 marks, I hope this helps