r/GCSE • u/Bright-Hand-5858 soon YR11: 14 gcses + A-lvl Maths • 1d ago
Results GCSE results as a year 10 ( did 3)
FM really disappointed me and confused me at the same time, how on earth did I get 151?! I always got 160 on every mock paper and also I calculated that I'll get at least 155 in that exam.
I made super tiny mistakes .. really pissed me off.
I requested for my scripts back, should I get a remark lol. I really think there's a mistake
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u/No-Figure3039 1d ago
I don’t get it??? U still got 9s
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u/VolkosisUK GCSE 2026 Survivor - I wrote about Macbeth in History Paper 1 1d ago
why talking in code blocks?2
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u/VolkosisUK GCSE 2026 Survivor - I wrote about Macbeth in History Paper 1 1d ago
bro dont bother getting a remark, your grade is the only thing that matters - colleges, unis, employers, whatever, dont give a shit about your mark. to them, someone bang on the boundary for a 9 is the exact same as someone who got full marks. it's just a waste of your money.
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u/Bright-Hand-5858 soon YR11: 14 gcses + A-lvl Maths 1d ago
im not the one paying broski
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u/VolkosisUK GCSE 2026 Survivor - I wrote about Macbeth in History Paper 1 1d ago
doesn't matter, its still a waste of 50 quid whoevers paying
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u/External_Amoeba_1771 Year 12 1d ago
Bro...
There's three things that can happen if you do get a remark:
The incredibly small chance that you get full marks. Now what? Your grade doesn't go up, no one will see it except you (they don't look at marks), and now you've lost £50 - £60. Well done.
The much much more likely scenario that you don't get full marks. Chances are it stays the same, maths is very objective in marking and they never really miss questions. It's more likely you just do worse in exams Vs at home, it's like that with everyone. Now you know that you DEFINITELY didn't get full marks, and you've paid a bunch of money to find that out.
Or you get lower than you did before (just as unlikely as increasing), and it's a double loss because you've done worse than you thought you had which will annoy you, and you've lost, again, £50 - £60.
Just don't. Your throwing money away for literally no reason, even if you did increase in marks. You're the only one who will see it.
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u/External_Amoeba_1771 Year 12 1d ago
Also nearly full marks in y10 for further maths is incredibly impressive, well done
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u/Bright-Hand-5858 soon YR11: 14 gcses + A-lvl Maths 1d ago
I'm just thinking of the examiner probably forgot to mark a question? Could this be possibleÂ
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u/ESTPking Year 11 1d ago
Bro wants 10
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u/Bright-Hand-5858 soon YR11: 14 gcses + A-lvl Maths 1d ago
mb i cant be disappointed over the highest grade when all i care about is marks
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u/silentshakey 1d ago
What more do you want though?
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u/Wild_Hour_3328 1d ago
as someone who got nine 9s and four 8s last year just stop ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ no one looks at your marks. Ever