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hi, so i did the may/june 2012 papers for maths..i did papers 13 and 63..if i get 55/75 for 13 and about 32/50 for 63 can i just land a B? i know results are coming soon but i just wanna make sure
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CIE AS MATHS MAY/JUNE 2012 IMPORTANT
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Depends all on the GT, last year May June : 80 above = B
October November : 79 above = B
So I guess you are well within B range, might end up getting A who knows.
October November : 79 above = B
So I guess you are well within B range, might end up getting A who knows.
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did you do 13 and 63 as well? where are you from?
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No, Pakistan.
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bloody hell mate i got 79% i'm pissed off...do you think i should get them to do a remark?
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There are very rare chances that you will get an A after the rechecking, upto you.
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hey can i get qs papers of may june 2012 for all subjects that includes maths too.....
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me 2ooooooooooo... 79% fr pure maths.. uhhhh....
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Hello, everyone.
Is rechecking actually worth a shot? I mean, do the grades actually change? What are the chances? And if one is convinced that he did better than what he got, should he go for it? Also, what are the charges per subject and do they refund the fee if your grade changes?
Thank you so much!
Is rechecking actually worth a shot? I mean, do the grades actually change? What are the chances? And if one is convinced that he did better than what he got, should he go for it? Also, what are the charges per subject and do they refund the fee if your grade changes?
Thank you so much!
Yes
In my opinion, for AS, I'd rather just resit for the paper. But if it's an A Level grade, why not? There is no figure to express the chances of getting the grade change but I know chances are VERY slim. I've never done a recheck before so I can't help you with the charges and refund.