Eeeeeek not sure, if you're a fast learner and stick at it, you'll probably have a good go.
Bearing that in mind, I've been doing C2 since last September and am sitting the exam next week. C3 will be even harder if you're taking that.
So I reckon it'd be pretty hard and you'd have to cram a lot into the next two months and will only just get enough time for revision. But if you do work hard, I think you'll make it (:

Good luck!

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Junaid16

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susie_love

Eeeeeek not sure, if you're a fast learner and stick at it, you'll probably have a good go.
Bearing that in mind, I've been doing C2 since last September and am sitting the exam next week. C3 will be even harder if you're taking that.
So I reckon it'd be pretty hard and you'd have to cram a lot into the next two months and will only just get enough time for revision. But if you do work hard, I think you'll make it (:

Good luck!

Thanks

actually is c2 and c3 a-levels or gcse additional science

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neutrino!

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if its the multiple choice ones just learn the revision books of by heart - its only a few pages

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susie_love

Junaid16

Thanks

actually is c2 and c3 a-levels or gcse additional science

C2 is additional science (compulsory for most at my school), C3 is the optional triple science.

Reply 7

AquilaXenon

I've got my C2 exam on Monday and I only really and truly started revising on Thursday after my B2 exam and then I've got my P2 exam on Wednesday that I haven't really revised for yet. But I remember these units quite easily. It all depends whether you're a quick learner and/or you can retain information easily, if you can't then there's not much point starting to revise now as you'll just forget it by March.