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how many mark approximatly i need to get a B in phy?
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haha... so pretty much sure that you will be landing on B..????
haha... so pretty much sure that you will be landing on B..????
Rather than posting snazzy or sarcastic comments, help the poor chap will ya?
in P1 28-30
in P2 34-37 (maybe)
in p3 25-28
I am giving all components As and A level combined just tel me out of 270 approximatly how much marks do i require?
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shut...**** aroung 160 mate... atleast 160... anything abv that is more than good...
hold ur tongue dude !!
can't say dude....
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well, look at the grade thresholds and it makes it easier for you to predict what grade you'll get. because the grade thresholds are more or less the same. for example,
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/...A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s11_gt.pdf here, if you look at the second page, if you're giving all the components together, then the range is from 141-138 approx for a B.
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:|in P1 28-30
in P2 34-37 (maybe)
in p3 25-28
thanks though...
lolx...i think these estimations are only 10% accurate
dude 140 out of 270 !! then why do alot of people get Cs and Ds even Us??????????????????? =s