im a last yr candidate, i usually got 70+ for add maths, and i got a+ in spm . so chill.

ahhhhh.. addmaths... i was spm candidate 4 years ago... i cant believe how insignificant all those tuition classes i went to for the sake of scoring better for my addmaths...

This post has been edited by izwanz: Dec 2 2010, 11:00 PM

the same with every other subject. It depends on the normal curve of that year

do you mind to post the questions here to see how "difficult" is the paper?

I still remembered the days when I took SPM in 2008. Some of my friends in my class never really got an A for addmaths during their exams. (Usually 30-40++) and suddenly in SPM they managed to get an A1.

Quite hard to think how much an A+ would be. 75++ perhaps?

meh add maths.last time i know nothing bout that subject.But i do find calculus more fun to do and still manage to score on that paper.just chill and focus on your next paper.A+, A or A- doesnt really mean anything in a long run

5 years ago, one need double digit score to pass, anything above 60 will be an A... That time no A+, if not I would have gotten 1.

I reckon you all are from city or town with internet access. You need to understand that there is students with minimal standard of education. Teachers just teach them to memorise Functions or something easy so they can score in the first page of the paper, the rest they can draw world map on it, since they they dont really understand the question.

This post has been edited by Gorila_: Dec 5 2010, 12:49 PM

4 years ago, only need 1 digit score to pass. 40 above is A1 already.

A is meaningless if 40 above can get A1! The quality of education downgrade year by year

99%

add maths very easy to score in real spm wan la. don't worry bout it. every year the marks for grade changes one.

Why? The marks are based on the distribution of marks. It just means that the questions are too hard. Even if the teachers in school suck, I see a whole bunch of people studying like crap and going to countless tuition centers. They don't do badly on the trials either.