What study score can i get with an A, A+ and A+ ?

[spm1]

Just wondering

[pi]

What subject?

[spm1]

What subject?

English & Chemistry

[CatherineMo2015]

my friend did English last year and her grades were A A A = 35 raw, so A A+ A+ probably gives u 37~42?
really depends.

[Orb]

In an ideal world, if you got very high As for AOS1 and very high A+ for AOS 2&3, you can get 45+ in a Maths subject.
In English, if you got something like 89/100 U3, 100/100 U4 and 60/60 exam, that'd be like 48/49 worthy, maybe even 50 in a lucky year.

But most of the time, A A+ A+ will get you anywhere between 38-43

[HopefulLawStudent]

You could try using this: http://studyscorecalc.com/

BUT I'm not sure how accurate it is. It did accurately predict my methods SS before results day (after having gone through the entire year and done all my SACs and exams and knowing how I did on them) so I suspect the basic principle behind it is correct though it cannot account for students putting in the an input that is too generous/harsh.

AND it is also worth keeping in mind there are other factors that contribute to your study score which I doubt a calculator would have considered (e.g. strength of cohort, ranking, etc, etc). At this stage, it's probably not worth worrying about because a prediction is ultimately just that - a prediction. The only number that ultimately matters is the one you get at like 7am one December morning just before Christmas.

[Rob16]

Not sure how relevant this is to chem and english but last year I thought I didn't do so well in unit 3 psychology and ended up getting an A, A+, A+ and ended up with a 47

Not sure how relevant this is to chem and english but last year I thought I didn't do so well in unit 3 psychology and ended up getting an A, A+, A+ and ended up with a 47

Nice! Hahaha i was the opposite lol. I thought i did well. I got A+ B+ A and i got a 33
This was for lit