Around what percentage of people taking their GCSE's last year will get 9 A*'s and one A at GCSE?

Question

Around what percentage of people taking their GCSE's last year will get 9 A*'s and one A at GCSE?

Answer 1

probably 0.6%

my friend just got 10 A* and 1 A

Answer 2

Not sure I understand your question.. but this year in our school I know of 1 who got 9 A*s plus other grades, one who got 11 A*s plus other grades, and a couple of others who are likely to have done but I didn't find out. I got 8 A*s and know another who did.. so in my school, there were a few getting a lot.

Oh, and we had 32 who got 8+ A/A*s.

Answer 3

Not everyone does 10 GCSEs. One of my friends got 10 A*s and 1 A this year and a girl a few years back from my school got 11 A*s. I'd say very few people get that.

Answer 4

At a guess I'd say about 1%, although I wouldn't be surprised if it were lower than that. My friend achieved 8 A*'s and 3 A's and that was the best at my school by a fair bit.. 9 A*'s is a LOT of A*'s! So, yeah, as I said: probably under 1%..

Answer 5

no idea but you're super clever if you achieved that

Answer 6

Four people in my year did it this year. Three of them are my friends. 28 people gained five or more As/A*s.

Answer 7

No idea, but 5 years ago there was one guy in the whole school who did, and he was the first in the area for 2 years or something I was told.