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Lisa68


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Good Morning!!

I have just received my self assessment exam back with a grade of 94% no what a long 3 weeks!!! sat at it yesterday and after many cups of tea have now correcting the silly mistakes, its amazing what a cup ot tea does biggrin fingers crossed I'll achieve a 100% grade this time.

 



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Hope you get the result you are looking for - good luck!



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I think you are good Lisa - I did a mock test today (only level I lol) and got 91 and I was happy - I think I need to change my mind and be more strict with myself now!

Good luck to you for new exams!

Anna x

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Annasweetbaby wrote:

I think you are good Lisa - I did a mock test today (only level I lol) and got 91 and I was happy - I think I need to change my mind and be more strict with myself now!

Good luck to you for new exams!

Anna x

With the Self Assessment you need to get 100% to pass. It's not like the other exams where you have a pass, merit and distinction. 

 



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Annasweetbaby wrote:

I think you are good Lisa - I did a mock test today (only level I lol) and got 91 and I was happy - I think I need to change my mind and be more strict with myself now!

Good luck to you for new exams!

Anna x

 Yes unfortunately it has to be re-submitted to get a 100% pass so just waiting now for my grade, I hope I have helped with your other post smile to many edits but to early on a Sunday morning for me biggrin



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Peasie wrote:

With the Self Assessment you need to get 100% to pass. It's not like the other exams where you have a pass, merit and distinction. 

 

 Really?! I didn't know it - just realised how kind my Uni had been to me back to the old days! ( I remember the pass mark was 40 at the time)

Thank you for your advice for my other questions. have a lovely weekend.

 



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Hi Lisa,

With the Self assessment exam - if you don't get the 100% do you have to pay again to re-submit it?

Pauline

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Hi Pauline

Yes it costs £25.00 for a re-submit and if you fail that you have to pay again for a new exam but not sure if this is £30 or £40 I can't remember.



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Hi Pauline

Its £30.00 for another attempt and subsequent attempts.



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Thanks for letting me know Lisa smile.gif Not even thinking of doing Self-Assessment yet, got to get through payroll first, but was just curious.

Pauline



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