Hi
@dhakakkajajaha!
I'm presuming you're based in Northern Ireland if you're looking to study at QUB - I'm from Northern Ireland, so I thought I'd chip in here.
In terms of remarks, if your exam board is CCEA, they should have a full list of the A-Level grade boundaries available on their website, which is worth taking a look at
here. Check how close you are to the grade above and decide from there - if you're one or two marks off, it might be worth getting a remark, but if you're several marks off it's best to re-sit the papers you scored lowest in the following year.
I know numerous people who've had lower AS grades than BCC and still managed to turn it around to AAA and above, so it's definitely not impossible. Most of the time, it's developing a consistent study schedule, completing as many past papers as you possibly can and asking for help when you come across content you don't immediately understand.
What subjects do you currently study?
Eve (
Kingston Rep).