A-level Eng Lit Remark Help!!

Hi, I’m in the same situation as you although I’m many more marks off an A*. 100% get paper 3 remarked. I don’t understand how Poetry was marked but I was also shocked as I’ve never gotten a mark that low before. I think you’ll get an A* if you get it remarked so don’t stress

I received an A in English Lit (Edexcel) after being a straight A* student in all of my classwork. Since I was 1 mark away from the boundary, I requested my scripts back so I could judge if it was worth getting them remarked.
I was shocked to find that I got 36/40 on Paper 2 (a score I would expect) but only 33/60 on Paper 3. Having read my responses back, I do not think that the quality of answer is different enough to warrant that kind of mark on Paper 3. Individually I received 17/30 and 16/30 on the two questions, which are scores I have quite literally never received in my academic career. I'm very happy with the responses I gave and feel that they answer the question and hit the AOs.
My question is, is that kind of disparity (I'm thinking at least 10 marks, probably more) actually possible? I got my friend who does English Lit as well to read my papers over and she absolutely agrees that I was considerably undermarked, but the odds feel incredibly slim and I feel a bit like I'm going insane.

I received an A in English Lit (Edexcel) after being a straight A* student in all of my classwork. Since I was 1 mark away from the boundary, I requested my scripts back so I could judge if it was worth getting them remarked.
I was shocked to find that I got 36/40 on Paper 2 (a score I would expect) but only 33/60 on Paper 3. Having read my responses back, I do not think that the quality of answer is different enough to warrant that kind of mark on Paper 3. Individually I received 17/30 and 16/30 on the two questions, which are scores I have quite literally never received in my academic career. I'm very happy with the responses I gave and feel that they answer the question and hit the AOs.
My question is, is that kind of disparity (I'm thinking at least 10 marks, probably more) actually possible? I got my friend who does English Lit as well to read my papers over and she absolutely agrees that I was considerably undermarked, but the odds feel incredibly slim and I feel a bit like I'm going insane.

I’m in the exact same boat in the sense that I’ve been predicted an A* for the last two years and have never done worse than I did in the poetry exam (17/30 + 19/30). I’m further off than you to an A* but am getting it remarked anyway bc I thought paper 3 went pretty well so am hoping that the next examiner isn’t as harsh as the first.

I’m in the exact same situation with English. I applied for priority remark as my teachers had a look at the scripts and determined I was wildly undermarked. Hoping my B will become an A so I can keep my firm offer! Wishing us all luck!

Atp Edexcel just need to retrain their examiners because what the hell?? It does make me feel better that I'm not the only one dealing with this madness though — best of luck to you!! Please lmk the outcome of your remark since mine will be a while (didn't need priority).

Atp Edexcel just need to retrain their examiners because what the hell?? It does make me feel better that I'm not the only one dealing with this madness though — best of luck to you!! Please lmk the outcome of your remark since mine will be a while (didn't need priority).

I received an A in English Lit (Edexcel) after being a straight A* student in all of my classwork. Since I was 1 mark away from the boundary, I requested my scripts back so I could judge if it was worth getting them remarked.
I was shocked to find that I got 36/40 on Paper 2 (a score I would expect) but only 33/60 on Paper 3. Having read my responses back, I do not think that the quality of answer is different enough to warrant that kind of mark on Paper 3. Individually I received 17/30 and 16/30 on the two questions, which are scores I have quite literally never received in my academic career. I'm very happy with the responses I gave and feel that they answer the question and hit the AOs.
My question is, is that kind of disparity (I'm thinking at least 10 marks, probably more) actually possible? I got my friend who does English Lit as well to read my papers over and she absolutely agrees that I was considerably undermarked, but the odds feel incredibly slim and I feel a bit like I'm going insane.

Get a priority remark - I know someone who gained 12 marks

My friend was 5 marks off an A* and got a remark for the poetry section. There was no change in marks. I'm not getting a remark because I don't think I'll get the A*. Let me know how your remark goes!

Got the remark back yesterday and I ended up gaining 10 marks (all on the poetry paper lol) so got the A*! Bit wild tho bc the odds of gaining that many marks is minuscule

I received an A in English Lit (Edexcel) after being a straight A* student in all of my classwork. Since I was 1 mark away from the boundary, I requested my scripts back so I could judge if it was worth getting them remarked.
I was shocked to find that I got 36/40 on Paper 2 (a score I would expect) but only 33/60 on Paper 3. Having read my responses back, I do not think that the quality of answer is different enough to warrant that kind of mark on Paper 3. Individually I received 17/30 and 16/30 on the two questions, which are scores I have quite literally never received in my academic career. I'm very happy with the responses I gave and feel that they answer the question and hit the AOs.
My question is, is that kind of disparity (I'm thinking at least 10 marks, probably more) actually possible? I got my friend who does English Lit as well to read my papers over and she absolutely agrees that I was considerably undermarked, but the odds feel incredibly slim and I feel a bit like I'm going insane.