Sentence examples for achieving the same grades from inspiring English sources

The gap increased to 14% for independent school applicants gaining three A* grades when compared with applicants from non-selective or comprehensive state schools achieving the same grades.

Some 74.3% of those awarded a place at Oxford in 2012 achieved the same grades.

Meanwhile, 2,175 independent school applicants achieved the same grades but 1,098 – just over half – were offered places.

We know that thousands of students who sat the exam in June and got a D grade achieved the same level of work as their fellow students who took the exams in January and received a C. It is only because of when they took the exam that they are being penalised and told to resit the exam.

The Sunday Times quoted an "exam board insider" as saying that grade boundaries had been changed, meaning students achieving the same marks as previous years would not attain the same grades.

Or, as the Independent put it, "British public wrong about nearly everything".. Asked a series of questions about crime, religion, benefits, immigration and other hot topics from the Ukip manifesto, the public achieved about the same grade they'd get if they turned up to a GCSE exam and just scribbled "British Public" across the top of the first sheet.

Pupils from state schools and ethnic minorities are less likely to obtain an offer from one of the country's top universities than their white, privately educated peers even when they achieve the same A-level grades, a study has found.

The figures support previous analysis by the Guardian which found that white applicants to some of Oxford's most competitive courses were up to twice as likely to get a place as black or minority ethnic applicants, even when they achieved the same A-level grades.

Baseball received the same grades in last year's report.

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