GCSE 2024 EXAM NATIONAL GRADE PERCENTILE

Use the thing below to find how your national percentile stands!

Happen to sit the 2024 GCSE exams?
And curious to know how well you actually really did? Like actually? Raw competition with others not just the inflated ego boosting grade your exam board has given you? (or ego hurting if its like fours or threes!)

Just write down the number of subjects you did. 
And then your average grade. To find this just add up your grades and devide by the number of subjects. 

Say if you did eight subjects and got 7,9,9,7,6,5,7,8,9
Then add them up 7+9+9+7+5+7+8+9
Thats 61. Then devide them by eight => 7.625

Then enter that into average grade to get your percentile.

The percentile tells how well you did. In this case you get 95.9th percentile. Meaning you did better than 95.9% of people!

Find how much % of people you bet yourself! 

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Infomation from here was used to derive data to give you this information. 

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