PPT-Feedback on GCSE Science (Double Award) – Chemistry

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Double Award Unit 2 Foundation Tier Maximum mark 60 Mean mark 221 Entry 16362 C D E F G Grade boundary 29 24 19 14 9 Cumulative at grade 268 452 637 787 899

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