Praise Thanks to all at Physics Forums

Thread starter paulb203
Start date Aug 22, 2024

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The user received a grade 7 on their GCSE Maths exam, which is equivalent to an A in the old grading system. They were initially expecting a lower grade of 5 or 6 but expressed satisfaction with their result. The user thanked the Physics Forums community for their support and encouragement throughout their studies. Other members congratulated the user on their achievement. The discussion highlights the positive impact of community support on academic success.

Aug 22, 2024

paulb203

I got my GCSE Maths result today. I got a grade 7, which Google tells me is equivalent to an A in old money. I was expecting a 5 or a 6, so I'm more than happy with the 7.
Thanks to the guys on here for all the help and encouragment.

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Congrats Paul, keep it up!

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