IGCSE/GCSE/O & A Level/IB/University Student Forum
Qualification => IB => Queries => Topic started by: iz on May 27, 2009, 07:33:28 pm
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I heard that the CIE are going to give A-stars this year..Is this true and if true then is the A-star at 90 and A at 80?
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i thnk its frm next yr...but m nt rly sure....
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http://www.cie.org.uk/news/announcements/detail?announcement_id=27854
READ THIS U'LL GET EV THING ITS STARTING FRM 2010 JUNE :D
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no mentions of the percentages at which A and A* wld be awarded.. :s
looks like distinction holders wld really be distinct frm others... :d
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NO,
u score more than 90 marks in an exam not considering the percentile and u'll get THE A*
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this policy will be implemented from 2010 june !!!
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oh ok thnkx..my bio teacher ws like everyone shd get A stars ths year in bio and i ws like wht? there are A stars at A-levels.
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its only for AS level not A2
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A* (A star) grade is only applicable to candidates starting their course in September 2008, and only concerns to candidates taking A2 levels in May/June 2010 Session. A* doesn't apply on AS, neither on A2 alone, it is a combined overall grade for the whole A levels. But CIE didn't disclose the mark boundaries for getting an A* grade. Nevertheless, it is going to be implemented in May/June 2010 session.
For further information, please refer to THE STUDENT ROOM forum. There is a lot of useful information there.
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so ppl taking AS exam this year and sitting for A levels next year in may.june 2010... will get A stars also :S
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that means that very few people in the world will get A star.. :S i think the idea isnt nice.. now to get A will need to get hiher boundaries next year :S