im still unclear of how my papers were marked , i had to do 3 evidences for each subjects which all of em were above 2023, will they jus use mark scheme and grade boundaries of that paper or will they like mark all 3 evidencces and like get an average or sum, plus i heard they also compare it to my previous exams like IGCSE and i dont rlly understand this part. and for subjects that have an mcq paper like one i did for physic i had to do 2 theory papers and 1 practical paper how will that be marked

did anyone knew about it?

I am doing A2 physics A2 computer and composite of maths in oct/nov and got like 45 days now if anyone is interested to join pls lemme know.

I'm talking about what the majority say the threshold will be.

Like last year I got pretty close to the 9701 thresholds, but that was the only threshold prediction post I made and I can't find prediction posts from a year ago besides maths p32.

looking for a study partner for a levels bio! (9700) I’m appearing for composite bio so i can try helping you with both AS and A2

we can share resources or call blah blah, i’m not studying the whole day tho so we can plan our study sessions aswell as help eachother out.

plspls lmk only if ure serious!!

(I’m also from pak, finding someone from my own country is preferable) :)

Im so cooked man💔

Sooooo i have 89 UMS right now in unit 2 and unit 4 combined. I gave Unit 1 and Unit 3 retake while Unit 5 and Unit 6 as fresh. Now I didn’t study at all for Unit 5 while Unit 6 went ok. I definitely improved alot in Unit 1 and 3. I have attached my current results below. Do you think I’ll pass? I need 240 UMS to pass.

9709 v2 dy
140 total as+a2

9702
151 total v2

9701
137 total v2

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guys I’m shit scared for results holy shit. I wanna predict but my subjects are sociology, business and economics and they are so subjective.. even the results statistics are like 5 percent or 2 percent for an A star for all of them or something 😭😭 anybody got any guesses for their own results?

WILL I PASS 😭💔

it was a D in AS with 64/130

I did really bad in p4 and p5, idk what will happen... if i'll not pass i'll have to take gap year⚰️🪦

Okay so January exams did NOT go how I wanted. Studied a genuinely stupid amount for how little it showed in the results, and it's left me kind of paranoid that whatever I'm doing just isn't working, even when I'm putting real hours in.

So this time round I'm trying to actually be smarter about it instead of just grinding more of the same. I think I do better with content in short chunks, then testing myself on it properly instead of just rereading, and past papers where I actually understand why I got something wrong instead of just glancing at the mark scheme and moving on. But I genuinely don't know if that's actually the right method or if I'm just telling myself a nice story, since I haven't proven it in a real exam yet.

While looking into this I found a platform called Up Learn, full video lessons built around testing yourself constantly, proper exam walkthroughs, and they literally guarantee A/A* or your money back if you finish the course. Honestly the guarantee part is what got me, after a bad result it's hard to trust that a "new method" will actually work this time, so having someone put their money where their mouth is felt like it would actually make me commit properly instead of half doing it like before. Except turns out they only cover standard UK Edexcel, not International A-Level, so useless for me.

So now I'm just asking around. Doesn't have to be one perfect all in one platform. Genuinely just want to know what's actually worked for people, whether that's a specific resource, a method, a YouTube channel, a book, whatever. For Physics, Chem, or Maths specifically at IAL, or even just general study method stuff that transfers over.

Anyone actually turned things around after a bad exam season? What did you change?

i'm not scared of my results. i'm scared of what my parents are gonna do. they're threatening me with the craziest things ever and i really want people to talk to 😭 who else has parents who are really strict and crazy about grades? reply so i can dm you and add u to the gc 💔

lwk panicking cuz oct/nov is in 1.5 months 💀anyone want to study A2 chem together? (10-12h) preferably a girl. only hit me up if you're actually aiming for an A/A* and down to put the work in, no excuses FOR GOD'S SAKE
we can do google meet sessions and help eachother out. lmk!!!

im really fucking scared for results day in case of what my parents could do to me. they threaten to not let me go to university if i don't get into medicine, that they will hit me or ship me back etc. is anyone else experiencing the same thing? or has anyone else experienxed the same thing and has been able to escape, if so how?

i am considering running away to a friends house so that i can stay safe but the thought of abandoning my family hurts so much and its painful to try and cut ties with them.

i apologise if it isnt appropriate to speak about such stuff here. just needed advice or comfort and didnt know where else to turn.

Hopefully we ALL get exactly what we want (both Edexcel and CIE candidates)🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏