43 Study score

[Gmfarah1]

Sac scores: 70% which is a 'B'

Exam scores i am aiming for: Section A: Analytical interpretation of a text {9/10}
                                                Section B: Comparative analysis of texts { 8/10}
                                                 Section C: Argument and persuasive language { 9/10}
                                              Score: 26/30 ~  87%

would this get me a study score of 43 or higher based on last year's English examination performance?

or would i need a 90% which would mean scoring 9/10's for each section?

[maryamalmufti]

this might help

[Gmfarah1]

Thank you so much! but why is the scaled line going up? English scales down unless this is English Language.
Also what website is this and how can i gain access to a graph like this for subjects like: Methods, Biology, Chemistry, Religion & Society?

[TheEagle]

Thank you so much! but why is the scaled line going up? English scales down unless this is English Language.
Also what website is this and how can i gain access to a graph like this for subjects like: Methods, Biology, Chemistry, Religion & Society?

seems like eng lang, but the site is https://twmpublications.com/statistics

[darkz]

Sac scores: 70% which is a 'B'

Exam scores i am aiming for: Section A: Analytical interpretation of a text {9/10}
                                                Section B: Comparative analysis of texts { 8/10}
                                                 Section C: Argument and persuasive language { 9/10}
                                              Score: 26/30 ~  87%

would this get me a study score of 43 or higher based on last year's English examination performance?

or would i need a 90% which would mean scoring 9/10's for each section?

Depending on how much your SAC's scale, your SS could be affected to varying degrees - approximately 3.3 SAC scores = 1 exam score (out of 60).
Based on past students who've purchased their statements, here are my findings:
U3/U4/Exam/SS
70/70/52/<40
80/80/52/40
90/90/52/43
(And yes, SAC scores do matter - for example, someone with 89/89/59 only scored a 46 despite almost full scoring the exam)