Cambridge will INCREASE your Marks if you do this...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- I found a way to make Cambridge increase your marks after you write your final exam. To do this you must be eligible for special consideration. If you are eligible for special consideration make sure to apply within 7 days of your final exam for that particular syllabus.
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plz discuss olevel threshold also
@@BenziEditz9143 yes please for math olevel
Man i wish i kneww this earlier... i gave my ol exams with burnt fingers that got terribly swolen, i was extremely stressed as they were not healing and swelling even more and they were my right hand index finger, thumb and ring finger. I got an A in all my exams at the end of the day but those days were hellish for me and i definitely was at a disadvantage compared to my peers
Same I got a d in my o level English essay component bcz of my illness (for references I got a b in the other components)
in pakistan the problem is that we do not know the %
@@kimbrittanyedits yo im from Pakistan too
@studytab2472 wait how did u get the marks
@@kimbrittanyedits I studied really hard lol
Interesting...
i found out about this recently as I asked for special consideration for my mocks on the basis of bereavement. In Chemistry, I got a B and they added 3%. Though, they aren’t predicting me a grade up, eventhough i got an A in the last mock :/
Bruh I wish I knew this earlier. I gave all my o level exams with Covid. Had the exams in a separate room, away from all the other candidates.
Still got all As and A* but studying with Covid was hard af
Man I'm amazed at how good you're doing with this, I know how challenging it can be as a Zimbo to put yourself on the map😄 But pushai mdara, I wish you all the best
Thank you! Maone mdara but regai tipushe😂
How do i get my info for the direct website?
I took 3 extra sheets in my O levels exam and the invigilator each time camr to punch it, which wasted my time. At the end, only 5 minutes were left and they came to tie all my papers. I couldn't attempt some marks due to taking my paper from time to time. Can soecial consideration be applied?
Hey bro, I have a question. I was 15 minutes late for the exam, so my invigilator gave me an extra 15 minutes at the end of the exam. However, the invigilator didn't give me the form that needs to be filled out and attached to the exam paper, which mentions the details of taking extra time and the reason for it. Is that a problem?
if your invigilator/centre allows you to attempt the paper let alone get an extra 15 minutes, consider yourself lucky. Unless there were special reasons as to why you were late.
@@farhhanr I was on time, but outside the exam hall, there were too many candidates waiting in line. Because of that, not only was I late, but many other candidates were late too. By the way, my invigilator didn't give me the paper that explains the reason for giving me extra time. Is that okay?
@@OAmath-solutions don't worry about it then. it happens a lot in many centers.
@@farhhanr It is actually standard procedure according to the cambridge handbook, that IF a candidate arrives late and is allowed to take the exam, they must be given the full time.
@@strawberry-rl6oy Thanks a lot. I was so worried
If I got broken up with a month before the exams would that count or would it be too far fetched?
Does it include illness of a loved one??
The usual suspect coming up with shortcuts🤣
Not funny.
Lmao they be stealing marks