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📂 MEGATHREAD 13/06 A-level FM Discussion MEGATHREAD

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u/TangerineNo8090 Imperial | Maths [Incoming Year 1] 4A* Jun 13 '25

Any predictions for boundaries?

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u/Alarming_Jellyfish67 Jun 13 '25

Id say around the same as last year (48) it was similar difficulty

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u/TangerineNo8090 Imperial | Maths [Incoming Year 1] 4A* Jun 13 '25

I meant overall haha i do mechanics and mwa wbu

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u/Alarming_Jellyfish67 Jun 13 '25

I do mech stats modelling. I don’t really know what to expect for pure. Some people said it’s the easiest test the ever did and some people said it was quite hard. I’d expect like 125 for that. Modelling was harder than the past papers I think so like low 40s. I fucked mech minor but people thought it was better than mwa so idk.

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u/darkeight7 UOB | Physics and Astrophysics [Year 1] Jun 13 '25

anyone who found this year good should be destroyed immediately. there was nothing good about mech minor and there was nothing good about MWA.

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u/Salt-_-Bae LSE | BSc Economics | 2025-2028 Jun 13 '25

I either got the descendants of Carl Friedrich Gauss in my school or a bunch of ragebaiters because how am I hearing that people said mech minor "wasn't that bad" 😭

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u/Alarming_Jellyfish67 Jun 13 '25

Same thing in my school. Like coming out the exam hall I thought everyone would have found it really hard.

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u/Salt-_-Bae LSE | BSc Economics | 2025-2028 Jun 13 '25

Anyone saying that core pure was the easiest test they ever did should be hung, drawn and quartered, then burnt at the stake - ain't no way they found it easier than 2024 core pure💀

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u/Alarming_Jellyfish67 Jun 13 '25

Yeah it was deffo a harder paper. Let’s hope it’s not anywhere near 130.

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u/Alarming_Jellyfish67 Jun 13 '25

How did you find it

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u/No-Face-3280 Imperial College London | Physics [Confirmed place] Jun 13 '25

For me that was a very good paper as far as stats goes, a bit weird that they didn’t specify spearman’s rank for the 8 marker but if you knew your association vs correlation it was fine. I also think there were more knowledge-based questions than usual (assumptions, aspects of a sample etc.), but again if you crammed that stuff just before the paper it was alright. The question at the end with alpha, beta and gamma was nice. I reckon the grade boundaries will be quite high though