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extremetempz

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What Marks Would I have to pull to get a 50
« on: November 18, 2014, 07:52:20 am »
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Re: What Marks Would I have to pull to get a 50
« Reply #1 on: November 18, 2014, 08:23:22 am »
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Hey Guys,

I'm doing IT Apps in 2015 I've done units 1/2 this year and been the top of the class the whole year for sacs and what not and I'm predicting I got around 85-90%% on the exam (teacher hasn't told us yet) and I'm wondering for next year what do I have to pull for a 50 because I no in further you can't drop a mark and I was wondering is it the same in this subject

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Not as tough as further but a 50 would still require almost no marks lost, like 2-3 marks may potentially still br enough to net a 50! What is critical though is that you maintain rank 1 in your cohort so they don't affect your score
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Re: What Marks Would I have to pull to get a 50
« Reply #2 on: November 18, 2014, 12:45:00 pm »
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Not as tough as further but a 50 would still require almost no marks lost, like 2-3 marks may potentially still br enough to net a 50! What is critical though is that you maintain rank 1 in your cohort so they don't affect your score

I think you can drop over 10 marks in the exam and still get a 50...
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