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Gbob1
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Is there any way to find out? I've sort of made my way through a past paper - April 2000 using notes. For the first 7 questions I only lost 2 marks but then thereafter things went spiralling downhill. I missed out question 11 because I hadn't done that in the question and answers bank yet and I missed out Q12 and Q14 because I just didn't understand it. So all in all I got 40/100 (with notes and taking roughly around 2.5 hours). Or you could say 40/75 out of all the questions I attempted to make the percentage a bit more sightly
For a first attempt is this quite terrible? Was this quite an easy paper? What sort of mark should I be aiming at 1 month before the exam for example on this paper?
Thank you.
*P.S when marking the paper it doesn't tell us what marks are for what in the mark scheme (unlike A-levels). So do we just take each line as a mark in itself or is it a relatively subjective thing?
For a first attempt is this quite terrible? Was this quite an easy paper? What sort of mark should I be aiming at 1 month before the exam for example on this paper?
Thank you.
*P.S when marking the paper it doesn't tell us what marks are for what in the mark scheme (unlike A-levels). So do we just take each line as a mark in itself or is it a relatively subjective thing?