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    ONLINE IGCSE HUMAN BIOLOGY (9-1) – Oxford College of Education
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    GCSE grades are part of a grading system used in the UK, where grades range from 9 (highest) to 1 (lowest). This new numerical system replaces the old letter grades (A* to G) and aims to provide a clearer distinction between students' abilities. A grade of 7, 8, or 9 is comparable to an A or A* in the previous system, indicating high academic achievement. GCSE grades serve as indicators of a student's academic potential and are used by universities and employers to assess proficiency.
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    What do the GCSE grades mean? The 9-1 system explained - Metro
    In a nutshell: 9 is the highest grade you can get, and 1 is the lowest. These grades are comparable to the old letter system: So, if you’re hoping for that hard-earned A or A*, you…
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    What Do GCSE Grades Mean? | GCSE Grading System Explained
    GCSE grades usually serve as an indicator of a student’s academic potential, granting universities insight into their general academic proficiency and accomplishments.
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    How does the 9-1 GCSE grading system work? - The Education Hub
    The 1-9 grading scale makes it clear to everyone that students have studied the new GCSEs. It also has higher grades compared to the old A* to G grades, to give sixth forms, colleg…
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