[maz_]

okayy basically exam time is like just round the corner and as anyone would be im extremely nervous!!! :|
im in my 1st year of biomed science at rhul studying 4 modules; biochem, chem, genetics & microbiology, cell biology & physiology.
i want to know are all 4 exams in one week and do they start right after easter holiday or sometime during may?!
also ive had a look through 2 past papers (2010 and 2011) they seem pretty difficult, especially biochem and chem!!! ahhh i feell like im already going to failll =(( soo i wanted to know that do the questions get repeated over the years or are they some what asked in a similar way?! it would be great if anyone remembers what sort of questions came up during their exams
are the lecturers nice enough to give a sort of hint of what questions they might put up?
any revision tips of how you revised for the exams?
i will REALLYYYYY APPRECIATEEE if someone can helpp me and reply to my posttt.
thank you!!!

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[LetitiaD]

Hey, I'm sorry that no-one's replied to you, but I was wondering if you could help me...

I've just completed my first year studying Maths at RHUL, but I've switched to Biomed, so I'll be starting my first year in September.

Could you tell me how much extra work you did during the year?
How much reading do they expect you to do?
What are the lecturers like?
How much of a step up is it from A-level Biology and Chemistry?
Were the exam papers similar to previous years?
How did your exams go? (I hope they went well ).

Btw, I got ABC - Maths, Bio, Chem respectively.

I'd really appreciate your help.