How many exams have you got in June?
Discussion for A-Level students and for those choosing their A-Level subjects.
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Re: How many exams have you got in June?Just wondering why this is as your sig says you got 100/100 in C3(Original post by Oromis263)
Maths: Mechanics 1, Core 4
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I'll be aiming for A*s, but I'm not too fussed, as I only need:
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96/100 (Maths for A*)
(Oh nvm, I'll assume it has to do with the overall 80% average?
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Last edited by Bromine; 09-03-2012 at 16:27. -
Re: How many exams have you got in June?Yeah, I need 90% average between Core 3 and 4, but now I just need 80 in Core 4, and 16 in Mechanics 1 and I get an A*(Original post by Bromine)
Just wondering why this is as your sig says you got 100/100 in C3
(Oh nvm, I'll assume it has to do with the overall 80% average?
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Re: How many exams have you got in June?duuuuuuude what are you doing?!(Original post by TenaciousMonkey)
FP2, FP3, M4, M5, Chem 5, Phys 5
And the retakes:
M2, M3, Phys 4, Chem 1, Chem 2, Chem 4
-.- 12 exams D:
If your Unis don't want (or you aren't taking) Additional Further Maths, I strongly suggest not to bother taking the extra mechanics units. You're doing every chemistry exam since AS, a physics retake, two further pure and two mechanics units - are you mental?? haha
I don't mean to come across as patronizing but I was in your position last month; I wanted to take M4 and STEP in addition to my 4 A2s to ease the pressure off the start of uni. There is honestly no point of doing extra exams because there's a serious risk of you doing worse on your others. If you find mechanics easy, just self-teach the modules or do British Physics Olympiad papers or the mechanics problems in STEP. Trust me man, it will look much better if you get A*A*A*A at A-level rather than A*A*BC. Not implying that you can't ace your exams but doing so many modules is just pretty sad tbh, much better to practice tougher questions (if you want, pm me your email and I can send you some physics problems (Oxbridge prep etc) from hell that don't need M3+ to answer)
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