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Edexcel statistics

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FanSpamTastic · 24/08/2017 21:34

DD sat the edexcel statistics paper this year. She has got results today and is confused because the controlled assessment paper has been graded as a c - but her score was 33 which she had been told was an A.

Anyone know how the grading works for this paper?

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Noodledoodledoo · 24/08/2017 21:49

Is that her final mark on her exam results sheets - if it was the mark she was given from school there is a possibility it has been moderated downwards as a whole school. I have known schools who have had a huge mark reduction due to marking issues.

From memory a C would be around 25 marks but the boundaries are often adjusted. The CA is worth 25% of the final mark. Also watch out its not the UMS marks she is looking at which will look very different.

FanSpamTastic · 24/08/2017 23:23

Thank you - she said her controlled assessment was 33/40 - so I assume this was the raw score. But result looks like a UMS mark. Have you ever heard of schools incorrectly entering raw scores as UMS marks. Or has her raw score of 33 been marked down to a UMS of 33? Seems a bit of a coincidence.

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Noodledoodledoo · 25/08/2017 15:29

The school will have nothing to do with the UMS marks being entered. We send off a list of the students raw marks and the rest is down to the exam board. Might be worth asking to double check it possibly.

KeithLeMonde · 25/08/2017 15:36

You might find grade boundaries on the Edexcel website.

Otherwise contact the school and ask either her teacher or the Exams Officer to look it up for you.

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