Genetic influence explains almost 60% of the variation in GCSE exam results, twin studies suggest. Scientists studied academic performance in more than 11,000 identical and non-identical 16-year-old twins in the UK. The team from King’s College London found that on average, genes explained 58% of differences between GCSE scores in core subjects such as maths.
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