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Hi great to see someone so passionate about Physics!! Its a pretty awesome degree choice I'd say maths and further maths are way better indicators of who will make a good Physicist, its heavily mathsy once you get past A level. It varies Uni to Uni but at Durham there aren't really any essay style questions in the exams. HOWEVER, you do have to write tons of lab reports in the style of scientific journal papers - maybe 1 page reports in 1st year, 4 pages in 2nd year, 16 in 3rd... And a huge one in 4th year if you do a masters project - so it's really important that you can write concisely and explain in detail what your experiment / research project involved. It takes a while to get the style right for these coursework peices, but with lots of practice you can soon get the hang of it To take a look at some examples online, just go to 'google scholar' and type something like 'black holes' in and just see what comes up from journals like 'Astronomy & Astrophysics' Should give you an idea. I hope this helps!