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VCE Stuff => VCE Business Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Business Management => Topic started by: jadz on November 15, 2013, 09:59:08 am
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I was wondering.. the score ranges on the grade distribution state an A+ is between 101-130.
However the exam is 65 marks, can someone explain why it's doubled?
Would that mean if you got 55 (technically mid 80%.. that's an A+?)
Thankyou :)
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I was wondering.. the score ranges on the grade distribution state an A+ is between 101-130.
However the exam is 65 marks, can someone explain why it's doubled?
Would that mean if you got 55 (technically mid 80%.. that's an A+?)
Thankyou :)
Your exam is marked by two examiners, and the scores are added together to make one score.
Yes, a 55/65 on the 2012 Exam would be an A+. However, for this year, the A+ cutoff is likely to be different. :)
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Your exam is marked by two examiners, and the scores are added together to make one score.
Yes, a 55/65 on the 2012 Exam would be an A+. However, for this year, the A+ cutoff is likely to be different. :)
i think the exam was fair, pretty easy in my books (well prepared) an i'd assume the same for you Caparva
i think the cut off would be somewhere around the same mark, 53-56 between that most likely
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i think the exam was fair, pretty easy in my books (well prepared) an i'd assume the same for you Caparva
i think the cut off would be somewhere around the same mark, 53-56 between that most likely
Yup. I found it really good as well, which bugs me though because the A+ Cutoff will be harder to get. =/ Hoping I've done enough though. :)
I was thinking 55-57. :)
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55-57 seems rather high. How are they supposed to differentiate low 40s from high 30s if the cutoff is so high. From past years I don't think that the cutoff will change drastically
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55-57 seems rather high. How are they supposed to differentiate low 40s from high 30s if the cutoff is so high. From past years I don't think that the cutoff will change drastically
A+ cutoff for last year was 101-130
so 50.5+....
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Last year's Exam was considered hard, so that's why the A+ cutoff was so low. I think 55 is about correct for this year.
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Personally imo, last year's exam was much more straightforward if you knew your content. This year's was so open ended.. The wording? I have never been baffled by the wording of a business management question, ever!
But thanks everyone :)
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so business if you get in the low A's and can someone tell me a low A for business if for sacs and exam could you still get a 40 ss?
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so business if you get in the low A's and can someone tell me a low A for business if for sacs and exam could you still get a 40 ss?
i seriously doubt that getting low A's in sacs and the exam will get you a 40 raw ss. Unless your sac scores somehow scale up to the A+ range, then there's a better chance.
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i seriously doubt that getting low A's in sacs and the exam will get you a 40 raw ss. Unless your sac scores somehow scale up to the A+ range, then there's a better chance.
So you need to average an A+ for sacs and exams to get 40ss? Whats an a+ for sacs for business is it 90%?
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I scored a raw 40, and my unit 3 sacs were A, unit 4 sacs, A+ and my exam A+. I scored above 90 for all my SACs except for one, which was mid 80s.
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I scored a raw 40, and my unit 3 sacs were A, unit 4 sacs, A+ and my exam A+. I scored above 90 for all my SACs except for one, which was mid 80s.
man so what does it take to get a 50? If you got A+ for exam and your sacs were good you should of got higher than 40? Were you #1 cohort?