confused abt certificates

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i was thinking of giving one of my A2 level subjz in oct/nov 2010 n the remaining 2 in may june !

so was confused abt the certificated i would get !

would i get 2 different certiz one of oct/nov n 1 of may/june   n not at all get a combined certificate

[Monica]

You will get statement of results in Jan for Oct/Nov session results and you will get another statement of results in August for May/June results.

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so that means i wont get a combined results for A2 ??

[Monica]

You mean like you won't get all your A2 subjects' results together in one statement when they are taken in different sessions? Is that your question ?

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oh yep thats what i wanna know !  cuz here  ppl with 2 certificates r looked down upon

[Monica]

Cambridge will just send you your results for each session alone.

Looked down upon for sitting their subjects in many sessions?

I mean I don't believe that is a problem, what matters the most are the final results you get in each subject not the number of sessions you take them in. At least, this is how it is in my country.

I don't know about your place. =/

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Cambridge will just send you your results for each session alone.

Looked down upon for sitting their subjects in many sessions?

I mean I don't believe that is a problem, what matters the most are the final results you get in each subject not the number of sessions you take them in. At least, this is how it is in my country.

I don't know about your place. =/

yea looked down upon ! ohk atleast thats what i have heard
dont we get a final certificate combining r AS n A2 level marks ??

[Chingoo]

yea looked down upon ! ohk atleast thats what i have heard
dont we get a final certificate combining r AS n A2 level marks ??

Correct me if I'm wrong, but when you get your A2 marks they will already have bee combined with your AS marks. E.g. in Chemistry AS, you scored 89%. In Chemistry A2, 65%. The percentage comes out to be 77% (I've averaged them--not sure that's exactly how CIE does it, but let's assume it is). 77% will be written on your A2 certification, not 65%.

Hope that helped.

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but when you get your A2 marks they will already have bee combined with your AS marks. E.g. in Chemistry AS, you scored 89%. In Chemistry A2, 65%. The percentage comes out to be 77% (I've averaged them--not sure that's exactly how CIE does it, but let's assume it is). 77% will be written on your A2 certification, not 65%.

Hope that helped.

oh ohk Thanks a lot 4 that now i get it clear in my head