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does anyone knw the grade boundaries for a/s annd a2 physics i don't think 80% is an A i was told 70ish%
Edexcel grade boundaries refer to the minimum marks required to achieve a particular grade for a specific subject in an Edexcel exam. These boundaries are set by the exam board and are used to determine the final grade for a student based on their performance in the exam.
Edexcel grade boundaries are determined by a panel of subject experts and examiners who review the difficulty level of the exam paper and the performance of students in the exam. They take into account factors such as the overall performance of students, the difficulty of the paper, and the historical data to set the grade boundaries.
Yes, Edexcel grade boundaries can change from year to year depending on the difficulty level of the exam paper and the performance of students. If the exam paper is more challenging than previous years, the grade boundaries may be lowered to ensure students are not unfairly penalized. However, if the exam paper is easier, the grade boundaries may be raised to maintain the same level of difficulty.
No, the grade boundaries for each subject in Edexcel exams are determined separately. This is because each subject may have a different level of difficulty and a different number of students taking the exam, which can impact the overall performance and subsequently the grade boundaries.
Edexcel grade boundaries are typically released on the Edexcel website shortly after the exam results are published. They can also be obtained from your school or exam center. It is important to note that grade boundaries may vary for different exam series and subjects.