when do Year 11 get their GCSE exam results?
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They will arrive at your school on 23rd August this year. You should be able to collect them from around 9:00am
532474
what do u mean exactly be complete with your question. \n\nAnyways i assume ur asking about the results of B.com 3rd year those will be declared on 26 of may 2006 you can view your results on this website.
504786
Half yearly exams are between 13-30 June 2006 \nhttp://platformweb.uws.edu.au/pweb_tt/exam_tt/examtt_main.asp\n\nYearly Exams are between 13th Nov and 1st Dec 2006.\n\nThe whole year's calendar dates are on this website:\nhttp://www.uws.edu.au/students/stuadmin/dateline
850581
No.\n\nYou can apply to each of the examining boards for each of your GCSEs and ask for proof of your results, but all they'll give you is a letter confirming the date and grade.  They usually charge too.
439621
I think now would be a good time to start, since the exam session has already started, although you still have a couple of weeks for most subjects.\n\nCan I recommend www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize ?\n\nGood luck!
964666
It's where you decide what lessons you're going to study in Year10..........English, Science & Maths are compulsory, along with a Language & a Technology.\n\nYour school should give you all the details and support etc.........\n\nHope this helps.
387155
9th grade is equivilent to year 10 in the UK
759845
Depends on what you mean and where you go to school. For example, exit exams in order to graduate are usually held in the 11th grade, so in order for those students that don't pass it in the 11th grade have another chance when they're in 12th grade. =) good luck!
611555
My daughter turns 11 on Aug. 17th and she is going into 5th grade.  The cut off date here is Aug. 1st.
162356
You should start taking the SATs in the 11th (junior year) grade. You can take as many times as possible. They usually take your highest averages from each section. It is valid for atleast six years since the date taken. I think they are out of 2400 points but i am not sure. I took the OLD SATs. You can register for it two ways... either by mail or through the internet. i would prefer using the internet because when you register they keep all of you SAT info on the net and it can only be accessed by YOU.
552693
GCSE is key stage 4!\n\nIf GCSE past papers are what you want, go to the exam boards.  AQA and OCR put past papers on their web sites.  Edexcel make you pay for them.
647013
acc to my info it is on 25th may. even i m in 10th. best of luck.
667135
its usually 48 hours after the class 12 result, so its anticipated to be on 25th may, 8:00 am.  but its tentative. no1 really knos :(
832793
Hi there,\n\nWell, since the 4302 module is new, there are no previous grade boundaries to go by. However, I think it is safe to assume that the grade boundaries will be similar to those of the June 2006 Module 1 Higher Tier, which follows:\n\nMarks out of 40:          Grade:\n\n10                                  C\n17                                  B\n24                                  A\n32                                  A*\n\nWhich means that your mark would give you a B, but you're only a few marks off an A. Well done!\n\nI can't be sure this is exactly right for the paper you did, but it's a guideline.\n\nTry the AQA website for more information. I got the above details from the following web page:\n\nhttp://www.aqa.org.uk/over/stat_pdf/AQA-GCSE-BOUND-JUN06.PDF\n\nGood luck in your exams!
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I can explain the system from a state school perspective...\n\nAt the age of around 14, in 'year 9' students decide their 'options' for GCSE. The options available vary from school to school, a science, maths and english course is compulosory though, usually a 'humanities' subject is also compulsory. PE, RS and IT short courses also are expected, however these do not count as an 'option'. Generally students take between 8 and 10 GCSE's which begin in the september if 'year 10'. \n\nThe first GCSE year is like a preparation, fundamental learning in order to progress to the second year. Assessment is carried out depending on which exam board is being used. Some courses are modular, where a series of short exams are taken all of which count toward the final grade. Usually coursework assessments are also carried out.\n\nSome schools set exams at the end of the school year as well to track progression of students and to ensure they are taking the correct level of exam (Normally Lower, intermediate and high).\n\nThe second, and final GCSE year involves advanced learning in the course with the basics being built on and developed. At the end of the year final exams are taken which cover two years worth of work (unless taking modular courses). Some courses are coursework or practical based, for example Design and Technology where most of the grade is dependent on a year long project, with only a small amount of exam time. \n\nThe exams are marked, and total grades calculated. Grades A-C are generally accepted as passes, 5 A-C grades must be achieved in order to progress to most academic colleges.\n\nHope that helps, feel free to contact me for any more information.
820420
date sheet is not out for cbse.there are rumours that they have been postponed which is a load of shit.\njust close ur ears and study\nmost probably they will start around 2 march and end about 27 march
632782
I took 11 GCSEs about 5 years ago now! Wow... time passes quickly! Just revise as much as you can and try not to get too stressed. Good luck!