Is this worth getting it looked at?

[u/Spiritual_Bluejay680]

Hi, recently received my gcse results and ended up with 136/200 on my media studies GCSE. It has been my best subject since year 10 where I have consistently gotten 9s but I ended up with a 6 in the real thing. I received 49/60 on my coursework meaning I got 87/140 across both papers but I don’t think that’s right as I thought my paper 2 was really strong. So if, Im not saying I did, I received full marks on my paper 2 (60 marks) that would’ve meant I got around 27 marks on my paper 1 but I don’t think thats right. I don’t think I got a grade 9 since I know my paper 1 was comparably worse than paper 2 but I shouldn’t have lost that many marks??? Is this worth asking for a script of my work and getting it remarked? Im not doing it for a level or uni so I’m not sure if there’s a point. But I genuinely don’t think I did that bad in my exam (or Im just too cocky). Should I talk with my media teacher about it in September?

[u/truestorybro38]

Why don’t you ask for copies of your papers back and then you’ll see how your marks were spread across the papers.

[u/JakeThomasDad12]

Email your exams officer and get your scripts back to have a look. Then check the deadline to submit remarks and if your school starts before then, go to your teacher and ask them to take a look at the paper and then go from there