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As I said, ICT GCSE is you learning to open up a word document and type your name. But you could easily get a A* but there's no point. Are Microsoft going to higher you because you can type your name into their program? Me thinks no.

lol nice work everyone!
In Australia we have a slightly different system, are these for year 11?
Not quite up to my year 11 yearly's yet but in my SC (school certificate) last year in year 10 i got:
5 A's

I got A* in english literature, english language, music and R.E, A in maths, biology, physics and chemistry, B in spanish and ICT and a C in electronics.

And yeah the ICT course sucks. I didn't work hard on the coursework. Nearly no one in our school got higher than a B, they are stingy markers, but it doesn't matter, cos I can use a 'puter

I got 3 sets of results today:

Maths Mod 1: B
Maths Mod 3: B
Science: B

Crazy eh .

Maths Mod is for losers

do the proper full test newb

Maths Mod is for loser? They're all of the different Modules that you do in maths, so I did Module 1 & 3, I don't know where module 2 went ...

Oh, and yes, I did the higher paper :roll:.

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Originally posted by traxor
Maths Mod is for loser? They're all of the different Modules that you do in maths, so I did Module 1 & 3, I don't know where module 2 went ...

Oh, and yes, I did the higher paper :roll:.

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yeh but if u do the Modules u can only get a B, do the full proper paper and u can get an A* like me

No, people in my class got A*'s, and they took the same things as me, these only count for 30% of my final result anyway .

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Originally posted by traxor
No, people in my class got A*'s, and they took the same things as me, these only count for 30% of my final result anyway .

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u can't get an A doing Modules

Yes you can, I'm in top group Maths, the only difference is that I don't do statistics... Trust me, I'm actually right on this one .

You probably have a different scheme from my school, our exams are done in modules, module 1 has a certain set of stuff to do, like numbers, when module 3 is something like data handling. The different modules are simply different subjects within maths, my guess is that module 2 will be something to do with graphs... .