Still time to get 100UMS+ with this?

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100 UMS plus???

Solomons and really understand the content, I haven't touched past papers yet because I'm re-reviewing everything, I'm finished with my review in 2days then blasting out solomons papers then past papers. Through reviewing everything I've essentially became an expert on my weakest 2 areas, which were moments and dynamics

100 UMS plus???

Could I ask you a question Mr M?

I have just found out I have 4 days before my C2 exam, which is in fact my last exam of the year. Would doing a past paper every other night for C2 and then cramming those last 4 days be adequate revision? What would you encourage mediocre maths pupils to do? I am not amazing at maths but wouldn't say I am bad either. I got an A in GCSE with minimal effort if that means anything I also am getting around mid 70s(%) in past papers at the minute and my exam is on the 10th of June.

I really can't say because I have no idea about your natural ability. It sounds a bit of a high risk strategy to me but I have no doubt that that amount of time would be sufficient for some.

If you think it is high risk, what would you say is not high risk?

Moments and dynamics are surprisingly my strongest ones

I hate vector and suvat questions

I also don't like some impulse ones as it is very easy to get muddled up with signs.

Your plan sounds good. I worry that I will get a very unfamiliar question in the exam..

It happened with the edexcel core 1 exam, it can happen to any exam, but the best preparation for the unexpected is key understanding and solomon papers, you get a wealth of new content from the solomon papers that has being particularly notorious to come up fairly often. I used to hate vectors but now they're fine, and with suvat I always draw a diagram and make note of 1 fact that if you want the maximum height an object reaches, v=0.

Impulses piss me off some times, but they rarely come up so that's a bonus.

I have two books, one I used to teach the material (the exam board one) and then CGP for consolidating my revision, it seems to work well for all my exams, since its showing that more stress is looming on 1-2 history exams than all 5 maths exams combined

Learn the material properly before even starting past papers.

I am on an Irish board (CCEA). There papers are quite different to the edexcel M1 papers. A lot less emphasis on vectors (which I like). However, we do have calculus in kinematics where we have to differentiate and integrate velocity speed and acceleration. I find it easier than vectors which is a bonus.

I think I may do solomon papers from now on, I am dreading my C2 exam. I mean I can do the past papers okay but If I get an unfamiliar question I can kiss farewell to the 90UMS+ I have been hoping for all year.

Furthermore, the stress is really starting to loom in on me as well. I have just realized I have 3 exams in 1.5 months I have not lifted a book for. I am also repeating a Chemistry unit in which I got 93/120 UMS, which actually was a B. A high B, but none the less it was a B. So it's the least of my worries.

Biology F212 OCR will be hard. So much to remember so little time.

Chemistry Unit 2, however, Is going to be extremely tough. Very tough. C1 should be okay. Just need to brush up on inequalities and perhaps a few other topics. Other than that I feel confident-ish.