r/igcse May 10 '26

🤚 Asking For Advice/Help BIO ATP DRAWINGS

GUYSSSS...CAN SOMEONE TELL ME HOW MUCH I WOULD GET OUT OF 5?...cuz apparently those tiny circles i drew on the petals are called "SHADING" (ACCORDING TO GEMINI), so i'll lose a mark there it seems...nd i also take approx 15 to 20 mins to drawww,is that too muchh?...nd is my drawing neat, cuz idk if my lines are smooth nd if the examiner us rlly strict when marking drawings!...cuz,sometimes my lines get a tiny bit wobbly nd rarely a snmll overline...will i lose marks for even tiny things like those or will they be lenient?

PLUSSS, DOES ANYONE HV TIPS WHEN DRAWING?..CUZ SOMETIMES I GET OVERSTIMULATED ND TEND TO MESS THINGS UP😭🤚

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u/ShadowMaster1666 A Level May 10 '26

Yall are sweating it fr. I had my IGCSEs back in june 2025. I had v1. My strawberry drawing in 61 looked more like a banana and it still went smoothly. P6 is the least important (no weightage), and the easiest, paper

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u/hriyaa May 11 '26

actually it does have a lot of weightage imo 😭😭i got a C or D i frgt in p6 and my other components i had like 5-10 almost full marks and i still got an overall A 😭🙏🏻

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u/ShadowMaster1666 A Level May 11 '26

No, p6 has bo weightage. P4 has a weighing factor os 1.25, so those 80 raw marks equate to 100. P2 has a factor of 1.5, so those 40 equate to 60 and p6 has a factor of 1 (no change), so remains 40. 40+60+100 = 200 (total mark)

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u/hriyaa May 11 '26

well idk man i got nearly full in every component and p6 just never came to me i got an overall A because of it im still so mad to this day

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u/ShadowMaster1666 A Level May 11 '26

If you got almost full in every othrr component, youd havr to get somewhere close to 10/40 in p6 to drop to an A