What % do you have when you get a A/B/C/D/E at your A levels and GCSE?

Question

What % do you have when you get a A/B/C/D/E at your A levels and GCSE?

Answer 1

91%

Answer 2

it actually depends on the performance of the year as a whole and sometimes the difficulty of the exam can come into that but as a rough guide

70% - A

60% - B

50% - C

40% - D

35% - E (sometimes known as complimentry)

Answer 3

well i depends on what exam your doing as well.

For example for art it's about 90% for an A* at GCSE. But all the grade boundries vary depending on how well everyone does- if lots of people are getting higher marks then the grade boundries will go up and visa versa.

Answer 4

i think...

GCSEs:

A* = 80%+

A = 70%+

B = 60%+

C = 50% +

D = 40% +

E = 30%+

A Levels:

A = 70%+

B = 60% +

C = 50%+

D = 40% +

E = 30% +

However - depending on how the everyone does across the whole of the UK the percentages can differ and boundaries can go s(lightly) up or down.

Oh and an A* is coming in A levels is quite soon...think its next year

Answer 5

it depends what the grade boundries are, they may decide to move them because not enought people got A* or too many people get them. you can only find out after your exam when ou find out what you get =] good luck