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Thanks guys, I understand much better now:)

Ok, scenario time... Say a student has an internal mark of 98. In their externals, they receive a raw mark of 65. The raw mark band 6 cut off is 75. The student's aligned mark is 82, thus becoming an overall mark of 90. Even though this student did not achieve the raw mark band 6 cut off, yet...

But what if you didn't reach that cut off and instead got say 65 which aligned to 85 and had an internal mark of 98, it averages to 92... Even though they didn't reach the cut off, would you still get a b6?

Hi guys, as you have seen lately, after each exam there has often been a thread "raw mark band cut off", however I do not quite understand the relevance of it and what effect it may have on your final mark. As an example, say a student has an internal mark of 98 and an external aligned exam...

In previous years a 42 has been aligned to a 91...

More like 41-42/50

Yeah you're right, >60 even for jut Christianity

You're right, dreaming is via a connection to the land... What did everyone get for the percentage question? I said 50-60 but am unsure...

They were good, in fact the economic activity ang mega cities were identical to the trial. Thought I did them well, hopefully it pays off!!!

I think I said b from memory... That was the answer?

Which one was 18 and what were the answers for it?

+1 hopefully

You are absolutely correct. Anything posted on here is pure speculation based on aligning fro past years. In this being said, it is hard think that aligning differs considerably each year, despite difficulty...

Thanks mate, the only reason I asked was because i didn't have any idea, and that my prediction was a mere guess. hence the question. Also, in my opinion, the exam was easier, take the essay questions as examples... What you have to remember is that difficulty is subjective, so while you...

Not arguing... Just inquisitive on how it can work like that!!

If you look at the raw marks data base, it has always aligned up... In 2011 you needed 84 for a band 6 and so on.

That really doesn't make any sense- please explain?!?!? If 92 is a band 6 ...then if you got 91 as a raw mark- its a band five??? Wtf? How can it align to less? Hang on, hypothetically... If you got a raw of 91 in the exam and internal mark of say 88, then you wouldn't get a band 6 under what...

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Really that high??? How can a cut off be greater than 90- or is that the aligned mark- in which case you would need say 84???