SPM grading scale in 2010, Sources unknown
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 Nov 1 2011, 10:10 AM
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while this might be motivational, but I have doubts. Earlier this year I attended a moral seminar hosted by the Big bosses in Moral, all of them were school teachers or JPS people... they told us that last year, 2010's A+ mark requirement is >96. This note here is like insulting her credibility already if it's true. D:
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Nov 1 2011, 09:03 PM
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QUOTE(sotong1992 @ Nov 1 2011, 10:22 AM) The big boss is quite true because there are excellent students cannot score A+ in Moral....... MANY students, my best bud's two sisters, A and B didn't get A+ in Moral, A got 9A1 and B3 for Moral in 2006/2007 SPM, B got straight A's in SPM with 6A+, but only A(or was it A-?) in Moral. Added on November 1, 2011, 9:08 pm QUOTE(pcccmn @ Nov 1 2011, 10:54 AM)  I'm not trying to hurt their pride or anything, but ever wonder how they know >96 is an A+ ?  What decides A+,A and A- is still the graph  In Malaysia, no matter how powerful we are, in the end we are also fellow servants of our Yang Di-Pertuan Agong. Same here I guess. They're big bosses, but nowhere big as You-Know-Who  I suppose he's one deciding how beautiful will the curved graph be in the end. Or those big bosses just wants to motivate the students  Usually our beloved elders would tell us to work hard cause the exam is hard and required tremendous effort to score with flying colours. Maybe that's why  So they're actually doing a good deed to inspire us students  I'm still wondering how the fark did my friends not score A+ in all their subs if the marks were this low... but I'm not surprised about the passing marks being extremely low all the time though... oh hey dude mind telling us the required marks to get grade B? Much appreciated~ This post has been edited by KuzumiTaiga: Nov 1 2011, 09:08 PM |
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Nov 1 2011, 09:38 PM
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QUOTE(Makira @ Nov 1 2011, 09:21 PM) KuzumiTaiga, don't over generalise us Non-Malays, the only reason many of the excellent students you see are Chinese and Indians is only because the better Malays were sent to SBP, MARA, and stuff for hardcore studies and hardcore brainwashing.The grade depends on marks....If that year, many of them did very well then the marks can be very high......remind that only chinese, indian and others will sit for this paper.......so understand yourself why the marks can be so high......just like STPM chinese the marks can go till very high....... |
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Nov 1 2011, 10:13 PM
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QUOTE(Makira @ Nov 1 2011, 10:03 PM) I am not generalizing......You go to SMJK and look at the standard of students.......SMJK students can boost the marks very high(moral and chinese), they are those very hardworking type..... so are SBP and MARA Students...  but you have to agree lah SMJK students are equally as hard-working. Sorry but I find most malay guys who didn't do well earlier for their UPSR and PMR and didn't go to boarding schools are very retarded and usually very lazy and rude.. always ponteng and smoking in school, that's for my school and the neighbouring ones lah.. Selangor school btw. |
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