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Exams week:
I have a borderline A in English (like 89.80 borderline). Took the final. It was ridiculous. First part I got a 80/100. The other two I have to do amazing (so basically max score on each). I feel my cubing time will suffer.
Exams week:
I have a borderline A in English (like 89.80 borderline). Took the final. It was ridiculous. First part I got a 80/100. The other two I have to do amazing (so basically max score on each). I feel my cubing time will suffer.
I remember getting 67% in an English exam and people thinking that was amazing! What's the 'max' score possible in this exam?
Lol. The max possible is 97/100. I have to get that.
Gl then! How come it's not possible to get 100%?
Apparently there is. There are 5 steps A, B, C, D, and F. A is 47/50 but apparently it depends how good the A is. But my teacher is really tough grader.
What happened to step E?! This marking scheme is hella confusing!!!
What kind of English is it? Literature or linguistics? I may be able to help, I'm pretty useful at English.
Don't worry about it. It is literature. I don't know why I said step. I meant you either get an A,B,C,D, or F. That's very normal. It is weird though.
Well if you ever need a hand, the offer's open.
Btw, the 67% was at Oxford uni, and it was the top result in my year. You think your grading system is weird - they have a 0-100% scale where it's practically impossible to get over 60!
What?? The ABCDF grading system is standard now.. 60% is a horrible grade with that grading system :O however you said it's different so I'll trust you on that.
May be standard in your country... ;-)
Yeah out of more than a thousand people sitting 8 papers, 67 was the top mark. While theoretically it is possible to get 100%, in reality it just isn't. Easier to consider it a 0-70 scale, I guess. Arts subjects are funny like that, but the Oxford marking system probably hasn't changed in 800 years!
Wow. I had literally no idea. In the US it's percentage based. 100-93 is A, 93-90 is A-, 83-87 is a B, etc.
Main speedcube is a guhong... FML