Edexcel IGCSE Double Award Science- I do all the three subjects. How is the double award decided?

I am doing Physics, Chemistry and Biology under Edexcel's IGCSE Science Double Award new from 2009 specification. How will the final grades in Science be shown in the Certifcate ? Will an average of the marks obtained in all the 3 subjects be taken and shown for 2 subjects, or will the 2 highest marks be averaged and shown ? Could someone please explain this in detail, how the double award grades will be worked out?

Row B2010-07-12T01:51:17Z

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Basically double awards are for subject that the exam boards thinks students do more than what they would for a singular GCSE.

The Double Award basically means you will get to GCSE's at the same grade so two B written on your certificate B B (or A* A).

the grade will include all 3 subjects and the weighints will most likely be 33.333% of each adding up to your final mark

so if each exam was out of 33.3

Bio 20/33.3
Chem 30/33.3
Physics 25/33.3

Total 75/100

hope that's explains it any questions email me

Anonymous2016-12-16T16:33:25Z

Igcse Double Award Science

?2016-11-07T01:13:28Z

hi, my son does double technological awareness, if u already do technological awareness it is purely the conventional 3 products (Biology, Chemistry and physics) in ur double technological awareness classification it is an extra technological awareness classification so 3 !