A predicted grade is your teacher's estimate of the grade you will achieve in a subject, based on your work and progress. They are used in university applications before final results are known.
Predicted grades are a teacher's estimate of the grade you are likely to achieve. This guide explains how they work.
A predicted grade is your teacher's estimate of the grade you will achieve in a subject, based on your work and progress. They are used in university applications before final results are known.
They are an estimate, not a final result, and they do not replace the grades awarded after the exams.
Teachers look at coursework, internal assessments, mock exams and classroom performance. Consistent, strong evidence across these gives them a clear picture of where you are heading.
Because the process draws on many pieces of work, steady effort across the course matters more than one strong test.
Your subject teachers set them, based on your work and progress.
No. They are estimates used in university applications. Final grades are awarded after exams and moderation.
A tutor can help you understand topics and exam technique, which can show in your assessments. We never promise a particular grade.
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