Should I get my A level History remarked?

I was one mark away from an A* in A level history (the exam board is Edexcel) and I'm wondering on how many papers I should send in for a remark? After talking to the history department at my college they've advised me I should only send in one paper to get remarked which was my first paper. In this paper all of my answers were graded at a high level 4 whereas in my second and third paper I achieved level 5 answers (Level 5 is the top band you can be placed in). Apparently Edexcel won't increase the marks unless your answer has been placed in the wrong band of the mark-scheme and so I was advised there's no point submitting my second and third papers for remarks. Does anyone know if this is true for Edexcel history? For context, all of the history teachers are currently on holiday so no one has been able to look at my responses on the exam paper scripts yet despite me emailing in to access them. So, I don't know what the mark breakdown of each question is, I only know the overall score for each paper. I also don't need an A* to get into university, I was already accepted into my first choice, I want to try and get it moved up for personal reasons.

I was one mark away from an A* in A level history (the exam board is Edexcel) and I'm wondering on how many papers I should send in for a remark? After talking to the history department at my college they've advised me I should only send in one paper to get remarked which was my first paper. In this paper all of my answers were graded at a high level 4 whereas in my second and third paper I achieved level 5 answers (Level 5 is the top band you can be placed in). Apparently Edexcel won't increase the marks unless your answer has been placed in the wrong band of the mark-scheme and so I was advised there's no point submitting my second and third papers for remarks. Does anyone know if this is true for Edexcel history? For context, all of the history teachers are currently on holiday so no one has been able to look at my responses on the exam paper scripts yet despite me emailing in to access them. So, I don't know what the mark breakdown of each question is, I only know the overall score for each paper. I also don't need an A* to get into university, I was already accepted into my first choice, I want to try and get it moved up for personal reasons.

Applied for a priority remark on results day as I was 4 marks off an A* for AQA A-Level History and it came back with an extra 20 marks, 16 on one paper and 4 on another.

I was one mark away from an A* in A level history (the exam board is Edexcel) and I'm wondering on how many papers I should send in for a remark? After talking to the history department at my college they've advised me I should only send in one paper to get remarked which was my first paper. In this paper all of my answers were graded at a high level 4 whereas in my second and third paper I achieved level 5 answers (Level 5 is the top band you can be placed in). Apparently Edexcel won't increase the marks unless your answer has been placed in the wrong band of the mark-scheme and so I was advised there's no point submitting my second and third papers for remarks. Does anyone know if this is true for Edexcel history? For context, all of the history teachers are currently on holiday so no one has been able to look at my responses on the exam paper scripts yet despite me emailing in to access them. So, I don't know what the mark breakdown of each question is, I only know the overall score for each paper. I also don't need an A* to get into university, I was already accepted into my first choice, I want to try and get it moved up for personal reasons.