Lower The Grade Boundaries For Edexcel Paper 1H Non-Calculator (04/06/15) & Edexcel Paper 2H Calculator (08/06/15)Exam
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was so hard
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James Adams
11 years ago
Yes please lower them. Or give us an easier paper!
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John Mccarthy
11 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous questions.
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Joshua musiyarira
11 years ago
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Joshua musiyarira
11 years ago
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Joe Nicklin
11 years ago
What have we done to deserve this.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was so hard
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Vatra
11 years ago
-the exam was too difficult and completely different to past papers we've studied from.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was so hard
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was so hard
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Joshua musiyarira
11 years ago
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Anonymous
11 years ago
God bless us all
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was so hard
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Diop
11 years ago
Just so I can get an A easier
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Joshua musiyarira
11 years ago
thank you for considering my request
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Diop
11 years ago
Just so I can get an A easier
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Found the paper as the hardest maths linear exam I came across. I was frustrated by the lack of topics like quadratic/linear simultaneous equations, vectors amd circle theorems etc
Was so hard
Yes please lower them. Or give us an easier paper!
Absolutely ridiculous questions.
thank you for considering my request
Was so hard
Was so hard
thank you for considering my request
Was so hard
What have we done to deserve this.
Was so hard
-the exam was too difficult and completely different to past papers we've studied from.
Was so hard
Was so hard
thank you for considering my request
God bless us all
Was so hard
Just so I can get an A easier
thank you for considering my request
Just so I can get an A easier
Found the paper as the hardest maths linear exam I came across. I was frustrated by the lack of topics like quadratic/linear simultaneous equations, vectors amd circle theorems etc