Anyone else with the A Level results today?

Ahleckz said:
I always thought you were clever, they are awful grades. Still, some banter university will probably let you in.
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I did better at GCSE. Some of the teachers are thinking that something funny is going on with AQA though, like one person in the entire class got a B or higher for Biology and Chemistry. One of 'those people that always get full marks' got a C.
 
AAAD.

Maths, further maths, physics, chemistry. I think we know which one I'm dropping next year. Absolutely flunked it. Most of my college got U's on chemistry. I said to myself I would have been happy with a C as I have found it really hard. Pleased with my A's though. AS levels btw. First modules in all my subjects.
 
Got A2 results. Three Cs, two in General Studies (Got myself a C in General Studies overall, beat that :D!) and a C in Geography 4B which I'm suprised with considering I hate geography and never revised for it at all.
 
I got a C in Business Studies and a B in Economics(Both AS), no idea how though considering the business exam was fairly easy and the economics one wasn't..
 
Macky said:
AAAD.

Maths, further maths, physics, chemistry. I think we know which one I'm dropping next year. Absolutely flunked it. Most of my college got U's on chemistry. I said to myself I would have been happy with a C as I have found it really hard. Pleased with my A's though. AS levels btw. First modules in all my subjects.
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Hmm, your college did badly in chemistry as well? There's got to be something up if everybody got lower than expected...
 
PermaBanned said:
Hmm, your college did badly in chemistry as well? There's got to be something up if everybody got lower than expected...
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Results follow a 'bell curve' pattern so regardless of overall marks the overall grade boundary would be dropped. It wasn't that hard. If I had put a lot more time and effort in I could have done better. I think everyone walks into chemistry thinking it will be the same as GCSE chemistry, which is a piece of ****. When in reality, this requires a lot more abstract thinking and lots of revision. The latter of which I did not do enough of. :p
 
Macky said:
Results follow a 'bell curve' pattern so regardless of overall marks the overall grade boundary would be dropped. It wasn't that hard. If I had put a lot more time and effort in I could have done better. I think everyone walks into chemistry thinking it will be the same as GCSE chemistry, which is a piece of ****. When in reality, this requires a lot more abstract thinking and lots of revision. The latter of which I did not do enough of. :p
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Well when we did past papers under exam conditions most people were getting pretty consistent results, i mean i was always getting Bs. Teacher said that it's just not normal to be getting that much lower across the board. He also said that they hadn't added up the marks for Section A and Section B before and that they could have done it again... we'll be going through it in the lesson tomorrow though, so we'll see.
 
I did really really well.
Physics retake, full marks up from a C
Physics January exam, 85%
Maths 92%
Electronics, 76% :(. I had to sacrifice this exam to get my other grades up, now I am sitting on three A levels at ~ 90% for all of them :).
I am really happy, I can pretty much firm any of my choices with confidence I will make it. Can't believe that I did so well in physics. I have never done so well in an exam in my life.
 
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