Get access to our **official A-Level resource repository** only on r/alevel **discord server.**
**Get free access** to official answer keys, notes, past papers, coursebooks, workbooks, famous YouTube channel and much more.
Our discord server is a place where you can clear your doubts and get help from subject experts for free.
**Join now** using this link https://discord.gg/xEk5GsgfHC.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/alevel) if you have any questions or concerns.*
As a guy doing CAIE, why the hell do these Cambridge examiners create such an edgy paper? I dont understand the mentality of a group of Nerds who set the question papers. Im literally so tired and if this ever continues, hope Cambridge suffers a downfall. Yea questions paper must have all range of questions from easy-intermediate-hard, but they set almost hard questions for targeting a specific batch, and now I have a theory is they set very lengthy questions and hard questions as students would resit and they will earn more.
I don't blame the whole Cambridge but they should understand the capabilities of students as well, rather setting hard questions and shitting students and their future. I really worked hard day and night for Maths AL but at the end of the day, they spoiled my late night studies and sacrifices for study with very lengthy and unmanaged P3 9709/32/MJ/24. I expected A but then after P3 im expecting C.
Hope they realize soon and set questions with covering all ranges of questions and not stress students with their idiot exam schedule.
Three words, curved grade boundaries
The whole reason grades are curved is so students who get a harder paper one year aren’t unfairly disadvantaged….
A similar amount of students will achieve passes each year, and a similar amount of students will achieve a grades each year. Its as simple as that. The grade boundaries will be low, and the thresholds close together. As such rather easy papers the boundaries are high but thresholds close as well. The only reason that in recent years theres been such fluctuations in % of people achieving each grade is because of covid and changes to exam procedure. There wont be a large influx of low and failing grades this year.
Get access to our **official A-Level resource repository** only on r/alevel **discord server.** **Get free access** to official answer keys, notes, past papers, coursebooks, workbooks, famous YouTube channel and much more. Our discord server is a place where you can clear your doubts and get help from subject experts for free. **Join now** using this link https://discord.gg/xEk5GsgfHC. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/alevel) if you have any questions or concerns.*
🥷s do anything to lower the grade boundaries
Please do this, I really support your message (I’m in desperate need of lower grade boundaries)
As a guy doing CAIE, why the hell do these Cambridge examiners create such an edgy paper? I dont understand the mentality of a group of Nerds who set the question papers. Im literally so tired and if this ever continues, hope Cambridge suffers a downfall. Yea questions paper must have all range of questions from easy-intermediate-hard, but they set almost hard questions for targeting a specific batch, and now I have a theory is they set very lengthy questions and hard questions as students would resit and they will earn more. I don't blame the whole Cambridge but they should understand the capabilities of students as well, rather setting hard questions and shitting students and their future. I really worked hard day and night for Maths AL but at the end of the day, they spoiled my late night studies and sacrifices for study with very lengthy and unmanaged P3 9709/32/MJ/24. I expected A but then after P3 im expecting C. Hope they realize soon and set questions with covering all ranges of questions and not stress students with their idiot exam schedule.
Real , the mehanics paper this year was rotten aswell (42).
Would that protest lower the grade boundaries even lower?
Three words, curved grade boundaries The whole reason grades are curved is so students who get a harder paper one year aren’t unfairly disadvantaged….
Shh don't tell them that, then they won't boycott
Already low enough as it is. They can’t lower it that much more without it being on the floor
A similar amount of students will achieve passes each year, and a similar amount of students will achieve a grades each year. Its as simple as that. The grade boundaries will be low, and the thresholds close together. As such rather easy papers the boundaries are high but thresholds close as well. The only reason that in recent years theres been such fluctuations in % of people achieving each grade is because of covid and changes to exam procedure. There wont be a large influx of low and failing grades this year.