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Long time no see! How are you guys? I just wanted to ask you how do you draft a Stage 1 Appeal to CIE ? Please reply as soon as you can. I have got an 89 in French IGCSE (0520) which I sent for re-valuation and I went up by 2 marks and my marks increased. As per the grade thresholds 173/200 is the minimum mark required to achieve an A* which I have obtained but, it is still written as an A. My centre advised me to go for an appeal but, I would like your guidance on how to go about it as there are not many details provided in the CIE Handbook. Thanks. Please reply as soon as possible!!
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You?re very much welcome! With regards on how to draft Stage 1 appeal, once you and your school decided to submit an appeal, it is then the responsibility of your school to lodge an appeal with CIE. The process will not include the further review of the candidate?s work.
Please read more about results and appeals here: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/223181-a-guide-to-enquiries-about-results-and-appeals.pdf
You may also give CIE a call to ask about the appeal procedure in details.
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