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Grading boundaries?
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They are only known when all papers of a subject are checked which determines the boundaries
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Anyone know how to calculate your mark in mathematics extended?
I know my marks cuz of my mistakes . I had papers 22 and 42 and the curve is 176/260 to get an A* in the previous year. So i add up both of my expected marks and multiply them by 260 then divide it by 200(130+70; which is the total mark)
Is that right? If yes then i scored an A*
Please reply. Thnx
I know my marks cuz of my mistakes . I had papers 22 and 42 and the curve is 176/260 to get an A* in the previous year. So i add up both of my expected marks and multiply them by 260 then divide it by 200(130+70; which is the total mark)
Is that right? If yes then i scored an A*
Please reply. Thnx