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What percentage is a Grade 2 in GCSE?
Treating 10 per cent as the highest feasible mark for Ungraded as usually at present and dividing 11 to 55 marks in three equal mark-ranges of 15, grade 1 would require 11 – 25 per cent, grade 2 = 26 – 40 per cent and grade 3 = 41 – 55 per cent.
How much percent is a grade C?
60% to 64% 62.5%
Letter Grade | Percentage Range | Mid-Range |
---|---|---|
B | 70% to 74% | 72.5% |
C+ | 65% to 69% | 67.5% |
C | 60% to 64% | 62.5% |
D+ | 55% to 59% | 57.5% |
What is a 2 in GCSEs?
2 = Lower E or high F.
Is a C passing?
A passing grade is considered to be a C or above. These types of courses also do not count towards your GPA because there is no letter grade to assign a numerical value.
What is a 2 in GCSE?
Is C grade good at GCSE?
If you really struggle in a subject and you worked hard to achieve a C then it is a good grade for you. However, if you a good at a subject but just couldn’t be bothered then it’s a bad grade.
What number is a grade C?
4
4 = Lower C grade.
What is the difference between B3 and C2?
B3 = Low grade B C2 = Secure grade C C3 = Low grade C D1 = High grade D D2 = Secure grade D D3 = Low grade D E1 = High grade E
What does g1 g2 g3 mean?
G1 = High grade G G2 = Secure grade G G3 = Low grade G The Grades Author Miss Hawkins Created Date 10/8/2015 10:37:33 AM
What are the scaled mark unit grade boundaries for 2015 GCSEs?
Scaled mark unit grade boundaries – June 2015 exams GCSE Maximum Scaled Mark Grade Boundaries Code Title Scaled Mark A* A B C D E F G 42304/A DANCE UNIT 4 (TASK A) 24 22 18 10 42304/B DANCE UNIT 4 (TASK B) 40 36 30 16 42401 DRAMA UNIT 1 80 72 65 55 46 39 32 26 20 42402 DRAMA UNIT 2 120 114 109 91 74 64 54 44 34
What is a good score on the CEFR Level C1?
For example, scores between 180 and 199 cover CEFR Level C1. Candidates at the lowest end of C1 would receive a score of 180. They would achieve this score whether they took Cambridge English: First, Advanced or Proficiency. This is illustrated in the diagram on the following page. Where is the score used?