Did anyone else have way more ‘mini exams’ than they would’ve had actual exams? I would have had 8 actual A level exams but I had about 16. Soooo stressful😂😂
@craptap This is what I was what I was saying in the last vid - see you did quite a few in some cases there are other students sitting the same subjects having sat 1 or 2 exams
@@yangsita6201 they weren’t exams though? People are simply saying this to convince themselves that this form of assessment was relatively standard. Your grade is mostly based on overall course performance throughout the two years
Hello. In Mauritius, we have been informed that our A level results will be out online in September whereas UK and other countries are getting results on the 10th of August. Our stress has been increased by one month.
@yashjashanmatadeen If you're feeling like this now - I hate to say it - it's not going to get any easier but look stay calm & don't overthink it - you'll be fine!!
@@yangsita6201 well not really. It’s mostly based on your performance over the course which has likely been impacted by the pandemic meaning it isn’t necessarily a true reflection of ability
How will A-levels grade work with predicted cuz isn’t the A- level results AS + A2?? So aren’t the marks combined and then an A* is achievable but in the case of predicted there is no mark?? And also what % is an A in AS?? ( plz I got like a 78% in my final I hope that’s an A😭)
This all depends on the exam board you are sitting. In the case of A-Level grades and CAG/TAGs it will be down to teachers predicting your grade from the assessments undertaken. A score of 78% is well into a grade A but bear in mind that the teachers could of course estimate your grade with other assessments too.
1 MONTH to go... 😱
Did anyone else have way more ‘mini exams’ than they would’ve had actual exams? I would have had 8 actual A level exams but I had about 16. Soooo stressful😂😂
@craptap This is what I was what I was saying in the last vid - see you did quite a few in some cases there are other students sitting the same subjects having sat 1 or 2 exams
Dude,I literally sat for 14 exams for my 4 A levels this year😂😂😂
@@yangsita6201 Trust me I know how you feel
They were not mini exams. They were simply additional assessments
@@yangsita6201 they weren’t exams though? People are simply saying this to convince themselves that this form of assessment was relatively standard. Your grade is mostly based on overall course performance throughout the two years
The only thing I’m scared about is whether I can do a level maths next year depending on what I get 😭
@alisha I know you'll do just fine
this is LITERALLY my only concern 😭 i need a 7 im either getting a 6 or if im lucky a 7
@@dotIO Hope for the best and see what happens
@@dotIO I’m in the exact same position 😭 but hopefully we will get those 7’s next week!!
@@alisha6282 yeah imma come back to this comment next week
Sir please make a video on how to cope with stress. I can’t stop thinking about results day. 😢
@saweraehsan stay tuned
Curious to see how this new assessment thing went
Ryanrukshan I agree - should be interesting
Why exactly? We’ve had to learn from home for the past year. How exactly is this scenario ideal for testing this method of grade determination
@@seankilburn7200 It's been unfortunate for a lot of people - but this is them trying to make light of a bad situation
Really nervous about the results... 😳😳😳😳😳😳
@ompatel What did you sit?
@@ateamacad accounting, business and economics
@@OmPatel-hl5mu looking for a career in finance
@@ateamacad yes
I did my best in my GCSE Maths and I'll let Fate decide.
Good approach
The intro was so sweet! (had to convince mom to watch this!!)
@subhanirfan Thanks man
Hello. In Mauritius, we have been informed that our A level results will be out online in September whereas UK and other countries are getting results on the 10th of August. Our stress has been increased by one month.
@sandeepjealal Really..? 😱 Has there been an official date outlined..? Is this only for Mauritius?
September?? For real?
@@khalick4731 What you referring to?
@@ateamacad I was just talking to the person who commented! I also live in Mauritius
@@khalick4731 nice
Bro it's really getting scary lol
@yashjashanmatadeen If you're feeling like this now - I hate to say it - it's not going to get any easier but look stay calm & don't overthink it - you'll be fine!!
Ahhahahahahhahahah it’s in like 34.5 ish hours lmaooooo I’m dying
Try & make it till then.. 😅
What did you get in your A levels and what do you do now?
Maths/chem/bio/econ I went onto to study economics
@@ateamacad at what uni?
@@z_6077 Aston & Uni of Birmingham
Are you less likely to be downgraded this year than last year?
way less likely - no algorithm in place - much more belief in teacher's getting it right this year
Is it because our final grade will be mainly based on those internal assessments??
@@yangsita6201 Exactly
@@yangsita6201 well not really. It’s mostly based on your performance over the course which has likely been impacted by the pandemic meaning it isn’t necessarily a true reflection of ability
I have a question will the grade that my teacher predicted will be my final grade or edexcel could change to it
It will in most cases be your final grade
@@ateamacad bruh I know my grade then lol
@@alisalsa99 This is a strange year where many do
@@ateamacad ikr the problem is that most of students got the unseen exams before they’ve done it
@@alisalsa99 Each place varied in terms of what they did
How will A-levels grade work with predicted cuz isn’t the A- level results AS + A2?? So aren’t the marks combined and then an A* is achievable but in the case of predicted there is no mark?? And also what % is an A in AS?? ( plz I got like a 78% in my final I hope that’s an A😭)
This all depends on the exam board you are sitting. In the case of A-Level grades and CAG/TAGs it will be down to teachers predicting your grade from the assessments undertaken. A score of 78% is well into a grade A but bear in mind that the teachers could of course estimate your grade with other assessments too.
@@ateamacad but isn’t 80% and above A btw I’m getting predicted grades 😭
@@Anniekhan3446 yes it is
@@ateamacad so isn’t 78% b
@@Anniekhan3446 This varies from subject to subject
1day to go
yeah..nervous..?
@@ateamacad yes brother😥