Very high and very low grade boundaries for an A*

English Language and English Lit. AQA

OCR RS: 90%

This. But, RS is simply learning facts.

Edexcel R.S. is more challenging as some of the questions expect you to regurgitate information from throughout the syllabus into the context of a an agree/disagree with the statement question. It is a 2 hour exam for each paper and one has to be witty and organised to use their time properly/come-up with specific answers to the question.

Edexcel R.S. is more challenging as some of the questions expect you to regurgitate information from throughout the syllabus into the context of a an agree/disagree with the statement question. It is a 2 hour exam for each paper and one has to be witty and organised to use their time properly/come-up with specific answers to the question.

OCR RS was piddle. You only actually have to learn one religion per topic, 10 topics overall, know each inside out and pow!

Edexcel R.S. is more challenging as some of the questions expect you to regurgitate information from throughout the syllabus into the context of a an agree/disagree with the statement question. It is a 2 hour exam for each paper and one has to be witty and organised to use their time properly/come-up with specific answers to the question.

OCR have those actually.
3 questions, each with 3 parts. One purely remembering facts, second where you give the significance and such, third agree/disagree question.
I can't remember the timings, but the exams were pretty long.
I don't think it requires that much wit and/or organisation.

I was neither of these in my RS exam (gcse edexcel) and i came out with 100%

So whoever said that RS gcse is simply a case of remembering facts was completely right

AQA Additional Science are like 65-70% for an A*. That's for the raw mark though and they do it in UMS.