On 11th August, Cambridge International Examinations announced its results which did not settle well with the students. The outcry forced CIE to re-assess the whole process and the final verdict was announced today. Our federal Minister Education announced today that “Great news.Our tireless effort has been successful. Cambridge has decided that grades for June 2020 would NOT BE LESS THAN PREDICTED GRADES SENT BY SCHOOLS. PLUS Where a grade issued last week was HIGHER THAN THE PREDICTED GRADE, THE HIGHER GRADE WILL STAND.”
Great news. Our tireless effort has been successful. Cambridge has decided that grades for June 2020 would NOT BE LESS THAN PREFICTED GRADES SENT BY SCHOOLS. PLUS Where a grade issued last week was HIGHER THAN THE PREDICTED GRADE, THE HIGHER GRADE WILL STAND.
— Shafqat Mahmood (@Shafqat_Mahmood) August 17, 2020
I am so glad that this issue has reached a successful conclusion and the anxiety caused to students and their parents can now ease. Congratulations everyone
— Shafqat Mahmood (@Shafqat_Mahmood) August 17, 2020
Our PM Imran Khan was deeply concerned about this issue and asked me to help resolve it https://t.co/5wQZDoPDwU
— Shafqat Mahmood (@Shafqat_Mahmood) August 17, 2020
It seems that CIE finally understood their mistakes… pic.twitter.com/4YuKx41tua
— Zayd (@zayd_anis) August 17, 2020
CIE press release that they will review O and A level grades has been met with a loud cheer and Bhangra in my house… both my sons want all A plus.., so there is big hope
— Shahid Hashmi (@hashmi_shahid) August 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/yiikesmariam/status/1295622422381699072?s=20
600 years for CIE 😩 what is this A Level result ffs
— lady in pink 🫀 (@destois) August 17, 2020
"We should be looking at closing that disadvantage gap… this is a wake-up call to us to be thinking even more about that."
— @CIE_IOE's @DrAmeliaRoberts on the government's U-turn on A-level and GCSE results on @SkyNewspic.twitter.com/tK7SQnQktf— UCL Institute of Education (IOE) (@IOE_London) August 17, 2020
BREAKING: Government #Uturn means both A levels and GCSEs will be awarded based on teacher-assessed grades. Students will receive whichever is higher: CAGs or moderated grades. #alevels2020 #GCSE2020
— Tes (@tes) August 17, 2020
Grades we issue for the June 2020 series will not be lower than the predicted grade submitted by the school-CAIE latest news
Congratulations to all students.
Go and live your ambitions!🏆💪#Cieresults #Results2020 https://t.co/mjI5LsDliP
— Nishat Riaz (@nishatriaz) August 18, 2020
eid mubarak to all cie students who opted for internal grades🥳🥳 crying all day after the result paid off!
— mm (@failinglifee) August 17, 2020
Failing to understand why are teachers flexing cie results when students didn't even give the exam 🤷🏻♂️ #weirdflexbutokay
— Muhammad Khan (@khanthephenomen) August 16, 2020
Thats a very great news favoring everyone. #Cieresults https://t.co/dSfqHVX857
— MK (@mrjkhq) August 18, 2020
Students spend their whole lives preparing for their Cambridge International Examinations and the result day stands as one daunting experience! it was unfortunate that due to COVID-19 they couldn’t give their exams. However, students were waiting anxiously for their results now that they were based on predicted grades. The results however led to an outcry and forced CIE to re analyze their verdict. It was announced that on Tuesday the final verdict will come out, hence the students were anticipating what the final verdict would be regarding their grades. Now that they have announced that students will not be awarded below predicted grades, students are rejoicing and celebrating.
