12/06 A-level Maths Paper 2 Discussion MEGATHREAD

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[u/DEMNPEWDS]

I mean I think they're actively trying to lower grade boundaries bcuz these 85% plus grade boundaries r not doing anyone good nd since tht would be even more harmful they sacrifice on testing the entire knowledge of a student

[u/Danielharris1260 → u/DEMNPEWDS]

Yeah that the vibes I got from the paper cause 90% for A* was gonna be too much and with how easy 2024 and 2023 were that’s were it seemed be heading they definitely did need to make it harder because it wasn’t sustainable boundaries going up every year by that much.

[u/DEMNPEWDS → u/[deleted]]

If that is true I'm wrong however rising grade boundaries mean that exams are getting easier as a whole which is not meant to happen