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"My GCSE Results"

Right, this is what I've been told is the status:

B = Very high grade
C = High grade
D = Average
E = Below average
U = "A corpse could score more!"

The reason there isn't an A is because it's the intermediate one.

Result Stuff
Test number 1 (i & ii)
Taken on the 7th Nov 2006
Result on the 18th Jan 2007: B (66 marks)

Test Number 2 (i & ii)
Taken on the 8th Mar 2007
Result (Can't remember dateor marks): B

Test Number 3 (i)
Taken on the 4th June 2007
Result: TBC

Test number 3 (ii)
Taken on the 11th June 2007
Result: TBC (Along with overall result)

I will update when necessary.

Right, this is what I've been told is the status:

B = Very high grade
C = High grade
D = Average
E = Below average
U = "A corpse could score more!"

The reason there isn't an A is because it's the intermediate one.

Result Stuff
Test number 1 (i & ii)
Taken on the 7th Nov 2006
Result on the 18th Jan 2007: B (66 marks)

Test Number 2 (i & ii)
Taken on the 8th Mar 2007
Result (Can't remember dateor marks): B

Test Number 3 (i)
Taken on the 4th June 2007
Result: TBC

Test number 3 (ii)
Taken on the 11th June 2007
Result: TBC (Along with overall result)

I will update when necessary.

It seems to be getting more common that people are doing them younger, yet at the same time it seems to me that teenagers are getting stupider. I can only assume that knowing the alphabet is enough to pass GCSE English these days.

Plus the grade boundaries are a joke

Yes, all young people are getting steadily more stupid, and all GCSE takers are decreasing in age.

Really, I don't get what people think they achieve by making comments about stupidity that are so utterly general and broken.

I did GCSE Maths. Maths is my only class that isn't completely filled with idiots... I found the calculator paper much harder than the non-calculator paper (does that mean I'm weird?)

PS this was just a part of my "Thread-a-day" week, and I also wanted to remind everyone, because I know you all forgot :P

Cycloon wrote:
> Yes, all young people are getting steadily more stupid, and all
> GCSE takers are decreasing in age.
>
> Really, I don't get what people think they achieve by making
> comments about stupidity that are so utterly general and broken.

Let me guess, you got out the wrong side the bed and then fell down the stairs? God, it's almost like you thought i was being completely serious.

Not me anywho, 4 100% and my lowest score was 81%.
I rock.

Weird, I still haven't done mine. I did however do my mocks.
50% on a science paper.

I am a joke. =(

A* in RE though, most pointless subject EVER.

Ah GCSE's... Irreletivity second only to the SAT's.

If things continue, in 10 years time they'll have to abolish them, as my 10 year old sister could pass them all.

I did the first year of GCSE, which basically meant that the teachers were so confused over the system, considering they'd been used to O'levels all their teaching careers.

It was a real mess, but then I didn't care about exams, I just wanted to get out of school at the time. I went to college later and got a few more GCSEs when I felt like it, along with my BTEC.

Hell, I didn't even pass Maths the first time, and I work for a financial company, go figure...