grade thersholds!!

[rabiafarooq101]

What are the percentages for each grade at Cambridge O Level?​

The process of grading in Cambridge O Level involves deciding the minimum mark necessary for eachgrade. We do not have predetermined thresholds (or quotas of candidates). After each examination series we decide the minimum marks for each threshold (gradeboundaries) for each individual component. We carry out this process in order to ensure that the demands on the candidates are the same for every subject and every examination series. We are therefore unable to provide a general list of percentages required for eachgrade ​

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GOT THIS FROM ASK CIE​

 

[damnedtohell]

The general percentages for all subjects are this in all O'level subjects' syllabus:
A* - 90% and above
A - 80% and above
B - 70% and above
and so on.
But O levels papers are judged by conditional percentile i.e relative marking is done. There are no fixed percentages. These are just percentages to give you a general idea.

 

[rabiafarooq101]

The general percentages for all subjects are this in all O'level subjects' syllabus:
A* - 90% and above
A - 80% and above
B - 70% and above
and so on.
But O levels papers are judged by conditional percentile i.e relative marking is done. There are no fixed percentages. These are just percentages to give you a general idea.

what I posted was wht cie said it keeps changin

 

[Waleed007]

What are the percentages for each grade at Cambridge O Level?​

The process of grading in Cambridge O Level involves deciding the minimum mark necessary for eachgrade. We do not have predetermined thresholds (or quotas of candidates). After each examination series we decide the minimum marks for each threshold (gradeboundaries) for each individual component. We carry out this process in order to ensure that the demands on the candidates are the same for every subject and every examination series. We are therefore unable to provide a general list of percentages required for eachgrade ​

​

GOT THIS FROM ASK CIE​

Check this...

 

[damnedtohell]

what I posted was wht cie said it keeps changin

You do understand the percentile system?

 

[rabiafarooq101]

Check this...

thnks

 

[rabiafarooq101]

You do understand the percentile system?

yesss

 

[damnedtohell]

yesss

Then you should know that there is no clear mark out there because it keeps changing. A* grade in some subject might be 90% last year but this year it may be 85%, who knows. The point is, and as that document Waleed posted says, CIE now judges each and every component individually and relatively and compiles them in the end for a grade which may be different than last year's.

 

[snoonono]

The general percentages for all subjects are this in all O'level subjects' syllabus:
A* - 90% and above
A - 80% and above
B - 70% and above
and so on.
But O levels papers are judged by conditional percentile i.e relative marking is done. There are no fixed percentages. These are just percentages to give you a general idea.

not ture, bcz a 52/80 in bio is A, and its 65%